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Infinitives vs Gerunds Quiz

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Infinitives vs Gerunds Quiz
 

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Test your grasp of infinitives and gerunds

by Nanci Eunice Osorio Alvarez
1

Which sentence uses a gerund after the verb enjoy?

2

Which sentence is correct with a gerund after stop?

3

Choose the correct infinitive after want:

4

Which sentence uses a gerund after finish?

5

Which sentence correctly uses an infinitive after an adjective?

6

Which is correct after verbs like need?

7

Which sentence uses a gerund as the subject?

8

Which sentence shows infinitive after 'too' to express purpose?

9

Which sentence uses gerund after prefer?

10

Which sentence uses an infinitive after would like?

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After verbs like enjoy, the -ing form (gerund) is used.

Stop + gerund signals quitting; stop + to + verb means pause briefly.

After want, the base infinitive form is used: to learn.

Finish is followed by a gerund: finished eating.

Adjectives like ready are followed by to + verb.

Some verbs take a to-infinitive; others have nuances with gerunds.

Gerunds can function as the subject of a sentence.

Too + adjective + to + verb expresses impossibility or difficulty.

Prefer can take either form, but this sentence uses gerunds.

Would like is followed by to + verb.

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