Gerund vs. To-Infinitive Mastery

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B2+ practice: gerunds and infinitives in context.

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Froggy Jumps Gerund vs. To-Infinitive MasteryOnline version B2+ practice: gerunds and infinitives in context. by Margo Hunters 1 Which sentence means you stopped the habit? a I stop smoking. b I stopped to smoke. c I stopped smoking. 2 We agreed ___ to meet them. Choose the correct form. a to meet b meeting c meet 3 After look forward to, which form follows most naturally? a meeting b meet c to meet 4 I prefer ___ to watching TV. Choose the correct form. a to read b read c reading 5 Which is natural: 'I would like ___ go' or 'I would like to go'? a going b to go c go 6 After 'continue', which form is correct in a natural sentence? a continue to work b continues to work c continue working 7 Which sentence means you quit the activity completely? a I stopped to smoke. b I stopped smoking. c I stop smoking. 8 Which means you forgot to do something in the future? a I forgot to call you. b I forgot calling you. c I forgot calling you. 9 Which form is correct with 'need' to express obligation or necessity? a You need to study. b You need study. c You need studying. 10 Which sentence implies trying something as an experiment? a Solve trying the problem. b Try solving the problem. c Try to solve the problem.

Froggy Jumps

Gerund vs. To-Infinitive MasteryOnline version

B2+ practice: gerunds and infinitives in context.

by Margo Hunters

Which sentence means you stopped the habit?

I stop smoking.

I stopped to smoke.

I stopped smoking.

We agreed ___ to meet them. Choose the correct form.

to meet

meeting

meet

After look forward to, which form follows most naturally?

meeting

meet

to meet

I prefer ___ to watching TV. Choose the correct form.

to read

read

reading

Which is natural: 'I would like ___ go' or 'I would like to go'?

going

to go

After 'continue', which form is correct in a natural sentence?

continue to work

continues to work

continue working

Which sentence means you quit the activity completely?

I stopped to smoke.

I stopped smoking.

I stop smoking.

Which means you forgot to do something in the future?

I forgot to call you.

I forgot calling you.

Which form is correct with 'need' to express obligation or necessity?

You need to study.

You need study.

You need studying.

Which sentence implies trying something as an experiment?

Solve trying the problem.

Try solving the problem.

Try to solve the problem.

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by Margo Hunters

Which sentence means you stopped the habit?

We agreed ___ to meet them. Choose the correct form.

After look forward to, which form follows most naturally?

I prefer ___ to watching TV. Choose the correct form.

Which is natural: 'I would like ___ go' or 'I would like to go'?

After 'continue', which form is correct in a natural sentence?

Which sentence means you quit the activity completely?

Which means you forgot to do something in the future?

Which form is correct with 'need' to express obligation or necessity?

Which sentence implies trying something as an experiment?

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