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Gerund vs Infinitive Quiz (A2)

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Choose the correct form: gerund or infinitive.

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Choose the correct form: gerund or infinitive.

by Karyn Stevens Jojoa Pena
1

She enjoys _______ to music in her free time.

2

I’d love _______ a coffee, please.

3

He stopped _______ the bus to go to the shop.

4

They suggested _______ a film this evening.

5

I can’t imagine _______ in the Sahara for so long.

6

Would you mind _______ the door?

7

He agreed _______ later this afternoon.

8

She keeps _______ the same mistakes.

9

We decided _______ a new language course.

10

I can’t stand _______ in traffic for hours.

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After enjoy, we normally use a gerund.

Love is followed by the infinitive: to have.

Stop + to do means stop in order to do something.

Suggest is followed by a gerund.

Imagine + gerund in this context.

Mind is followed by a gerund.

Agree + to + infinitive.

Keep + gerund means continue doing.

Decide + to + infinitive.

Stand + gerund describes an ongoing action.

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