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Gerunds & Infinitives Challenge

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Test your knowledge of gerunds vs infinitives.

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Gerunds & Infinitives Challenge
 

Gerunds & Infinitives ChallengeOnline version

Test your knowledge of gerunds vs infinitives.

by Tarya Yulimi Zepeda Yañez
1

After prepositions, the infinitive is used instead of the gerund.

2

Infinitives can never function as the subject of a sentence.

3

The gerund can function as the subject: Reading helps me relax.

4

Every verb can be followed by either a gerund or an infinitive with no change in meaning.

5

Some verbs can take both forms with different meanings: Stop eating vs Stop to eat.

6

After want, we usually use the infinitive with to: I want to learn.

7

After enjoy, we use the gerund: I enjoy reading.

8

The gerund and the infinitive always convey the same meaning.

9

A gerund must always be followed by 'to'.

10

The infinitive of purpose often uses 'to': I came to study.

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