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Gerund vs Infinitive Challenge

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Test your mastery of gerunds and infinitives.

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Gerund vs Infinitive Challenge
 

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Gerund vs Infinitive ChallengeOnline version

Test your mastery of gerunds and infinitives.

by Juana Medina
1

Which form correctly follows 'enjoy' in 'I enjoy ____ soccer'?

2

The sentence 'I decided to go' uses which form after 'decide'?

3

Which sentence means quitting a habit: 'I stopped smoking' or 'I stopped to smoke'?

4

To express purpose, which form is correct: 'to study' or 'studying'?

5

After a preposition, which form is used: gerund or infinitive?

6

Which form does 'avoid' require: gerund or infinitive?

7

Which sentence shows the infinitive after 'would rather' is used without 'to'?

8

Which form follows a causative verb like 'let': 'Let him ____'?

9

Which form is used when the subject is the doer: 'Swimming is fun'?

10

Which form is preferred after 'prefer' when comparing two activities: 'to swim' or 'swimming'?

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