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True/False: Gerunds vs. Infinitives

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A true or false revision of gerund and infinitive rules to test comprehension.

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True/False: Gerunds vs. Infinitives
 

True/False: Gerunds vs. InfinitivesOnline version

A true or false revision of gerund and infinitive rules to test comprehension.

by Miss Marwa
1

After some verbs (e.g. think, feel, play) we use an infinitive.

2

Infinitives are verbs followed by 'to.'

3

After some verbs (e.g. enjoy, avoid, finish) we use a gerund.

4

A gerund can be used as a noun in a sentence.

5

"I like to swim" and "I like swimming" have the same meaning.

6

Gerunds use the '-ing' form of a verb (studying), while infinitives uses 'to' before a verb (to study).

7

"She stopped talking" and "she stopped to talk" are the same.

8

Sometimes verbs followed by gerunds or infinitives make a difference in meaning.

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