Bare vs To Infinitive Challenge

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Froggy Jumps Bare vs To Infinitive ChallengeOnline version Infinitive forms mastery by trang ngo thu 1 After modal verbs like can, will, may, which form follows the main verb? a to infinitive with to b gerund (-ing) c bare infinitive (base form) 2 Which form follows verbs like let, make, and have when causing someone to do something? a to infinitive b gerund (-ing) c bare infinitive 3 Would you rather go to the cinema or to stay home? Which form does would rather take? a bare infinitive (go) b gerund (-ing) c to infinitive (to go) 4 After perception verbs like see, hear, or watch when the action is complete, which form is used? a bare infinitive b to infinitive c gerund (-ing) 5 Stop to check the map vs stop checking the map: which means a purpose? a stop to + infinitive (to check) b stop to + infinitive (to check) with a different meaning c stop + verb-ing 6 With the modal-like verbs should, must, might, what form follows the main verb? a gerund (-ing) b to infinitive c bare infinitive 7 The verb help often allows two forms: help to open or help open. Which is correct? a Both forms are possible (to-infinitive or bare) b Only to-infinitive c Only bare infinitive 8 After want, which infinitive form is commonly used? a to-infinitive (want to go) b gerund (-ing) c bare infinitive (want go) 9 After need in the sense of necessity, which form is typical? a gerund (-ing) b bare infinitive c to-infinitive (need to finish) 10 After prefer, which forms are acceptable in English? a only to-infinitive b only bare infinitive c prefer to + infinitive or prefer -ing

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Bare vs To Infinitive ChallengeOnline version

Infinitive forms mastery

by trang ngo thu

After modal verbs like can, will, may, which form follows the main verb?

to infinitive with to

gerund (-ing)

bare infinitive (base form)

Which form follows verbs like let, make, and have when causing someone to do something?

to infinitive

gerund (-ing)

bare infinitive

Would you rather go to the cinema or to stay home? Which form does would rather take?

bare infinitive (go)

gerund (-ing)

to infinitive (to go)

After perception verbs like see, hear, or watch when the action is complete, which form is used?

bare infinitive

to infinitive

gerund (-ing)

Stop to check the map vs stop checking the map: which means a purpose?

stop to + infinitive (to check)

stop to + infinitive (to check) with a different meaning

stop + verb-ing

With the modal-like verbs should, must, might, what form follows the main verb?

gerund (-ing)

to infinitive

bare infinitive

The verb help often allows two forms: help to open or help open. Which is correct?

Both forms are possible (to-infinitive or bare)

Only to-infinitive

Only bare infinitive

After want, which infinitive form is commonly used?

to-infinitive (want to go)

gerund (-ing)

bare infinitive (want go)

After need in the sense of necessity, which form is typical?

gerund (-ing)

bare infinitive

to-infinitive (need to finish)

After prefer, which forms are acceptable in English?

only to-infinitive

only bare infinitive

prefer to + infinitive or prefer -ing

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Bare vs To Infinitive Challenge

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by trang ngo thu

After modal verbs like can, will, may, which form follows the main verb?

Which form follows verbs like let, make, and have when causing someone to do something?

Would you rather go to the cinema or to stay home? Which form does would rather take?

After perception verbs like see, hear, or watch when the action is complete, which form is used?

Stop to check the map vs stop checking the map: which means a purpose?

With the modal-like verbs should, must, might, what form follows the main verb?

The verb help often allows two forms: help to open or help open. Which is correct?

After want, which infinitive form is commonly used?

After need in the sense of necessity, which form is typical?

After prefer, which forms are acceptable in English?

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