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Verb "to do" vs. doing



 
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Verb "to do" vs. doing Mon Feb 13, 2006 22:09 pm  Verb "to do" vs. doing
 

English Language Proficiency Tests, Advanced Level

ESL/EFL Test #117 "Past Tenses", question 9

He actually denied ......... anything of the sort.

(a) to do
(b) done
(c) did
(d) doing

English Language Proficiency Tests, Advanced Level

ESL/EFL Test #117 "Past Tenses", answer 9

He actually denied doing anything of the sort.

Correct answer: (d) doing

Your answer was: incorrect
He actually denied to do anything of the sort.
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i do not understand why the correct answer is * doing*

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Verb "to do" vs. doing Tue Feb 14, 2006 8:56 am  Verb "to do" vs. doing
 

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We need a gerund object of deny. Many verbs do not take an infinitive object, and deny is one of them.

If the verb had been love, then either answer would serve:

He loved doing / to do anything of that sort.
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