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Gerunds vs Infinitives Quiz

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Test your grasp of gerunds vs infinitives.

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Gerunds vs Infinitives Quiz
 

Gerunds vs Infinitives QuizOnline version

Test your grasp of gerunds vs infinitives.

by Alan Orozco
1

The phrase "to learn" is a gerund.

2

After modal verbs, you always use a gerund instead of an infinitive.

3

The infinitive can never be used after adjectives.

4

After many verbs, we use the to-infinitive (e.g., want to go).

5

A gerund is a verb form ending in -ing that functions as a noun.

6

"Enjoy" is followed by a gerund: "I enjoy reading."

7

After prepositions, the gerund form is used (e.g., interested in swimming).

8

All verbs that take a gerund can also take an infinitive with exactly the same meaning every time.

9

A gerund can never be the subject of a sentence.

10

Some verbs change meaning when followed by a gerund vs an infinitive (e.g., stop, remember).

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