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Infinitives & gerunds (B1+)Versión en línea Test your knowledge on Infinitives and Gerunds for the B1+ level of English. por Teacher Ismael 1 She ... her son to turn down his music. (2 options) Choose one or more answers a asked b wanted c made 2 I ... going on long walks. (2 options) Choose one or more answers a refuse b can't stand c hope 3 We ... to go shopping. (2 options) Choose one or more answers a need b 'd love c help 4 She ... me do the cooking. (2 options) Choose one or more answers a wanted b made c helped 5 I ... working for the bank 20 years ago. (2 options) Choose one or more answers a started b stopped c decided 6 My parents always make us ... our shoes off when we come into the house. a take b to take c taking 7 I really enjoy ... new people. a meet b to meet c meeting 8 I really regret ... up so late to watch the film last night. a stay b to stay c staying 9 I feel nervous about ... to people I don't know very well. a talk b to talk c talking 10 There's a big scratch on my car, but I don't remember ... anything. a hit b to hit c hitting 11 We had a great time ... across the USA by train last year. a travel b travelling c to travel 12 I want ... a photography course at our local college, but there are no free places. a do b to do c doing 13 Our teacher expects us ... her if we think we're going to be absent. a ring b to ring c ringing 14 As soon as the bell rings, eveyone stops ... and goes home. a work b to work c working 15 I tried ... the book off the top shelf, but it was too high. a get b to get c getting 16 His first film was a big success, and he went on ... very famous. a to become b become c becoming 17 I hate not ... people's names when I see them. a remembering b remember c to remember 18 Which one is correct? a They're delighted to be here. b They're delighted be here. c They're delighted being here. 19 Which one is correct? a Apparently, there's a plan knocking that house down. b Apparently, there's a plan to knock that house down. c Apparently, there's a plan knock that house down. 20 Which sentence is correct? a Charlotte has no hope getting the job she wants. b Charlotte has no hope to get the job she wants. c Charlotte has no hope of getting the job she wants. 21 Which one is correct? a Of course I'm happy for you to use my car. b Of course I'm happy for you using my car. c Of course I'm happy you to use my car. 22 Which one is correct? a Matthew is ashamed to cheat in the exam. b Matthew is ashamed of cheating in the exam. c Matthew is ashamed for cheating in the exam. 23 Which sentence is right? a My friend wants that I teach him to swim. b My friend wants me to teach him to swim c My friend wants me teaching him swimming. 24 Which sentence is right? a My coach advised me to take a break from playing. b My coach advised that I take a break from playing. c My coach advised me take a break from playing. 25 ... (smoke) is bad for your health. Written answer 26 We regret ... (inform) you that your subscription is overdue. Written answer 27 Do you remember ... (meet) John in my office last year? Written answer 28 I asked the boys to stop ... (play) to watch their favourite TV programme. Written answer 29 Don't forget ... (lock) the door before you go out. Written answer 30 Would you mind ... (close) the door? I caught a cold yesterday from sitting in the draught. Written answer 31 I couldn't help ... (hear) what you said. Written answer 32 He wore dark glasses ... (avoid) being recognized. Written answer 33 I'm looking forward to ... (see) you. Written answer 34 He warned her ... (not touch) the wire. Written answer 35 He surprised us by ... (go) away without saying good-bye. Written answer 36 Please, go on ... (write); I don't mind waiting. Written answer 37 He tried ... (explain) but she refused to listen. Written answer 38 He tried to explain but she refused ... (listen). Written answer 39 You are expected ... (know) the safety regulations of the college. Written answer 40 My students like ... (play) games. Written answer 41 Would you like me ... (do) it for you? Written answer 42 "Welcome home." "Thanks. It's very nice ... back." a to be b be c being 43 "... is good for your health." "I know, but I don't enjoy it." a To exercise b To have exercised c Exercising 44 "Do you watch TV very often?" "No. I consider it ... a waste of time." a to be b be c being 45 My son spends his time ... television. a watch b watching c to watch 46 "Did anyone help you with your homework?" "No. I managed ... it by myself." a to do b doing c do 47 I'd rather ... at home. I'm tired. a staying b stay c to stay 48 "Why did you go to the supermarket?" "... some flour." a To buy b Buy c Buying 49 "Do you know who ... to in the office?" "Yes, Mrs Jacobs." a speaking b speak c to speak 50 She'd prefer ... at the beach right now. a being b be c to be 51 We often go ... in the summer. a to sail b sail c sailing 52 Frank's work shirt needs ... a to clean. b cleaning. c clean 53 She was only pretending ... . a read b to read c reading 54 The day was too nice ... indoors a to stay b stay c staying 55 Always remember ... your seatbelt. a fasten b to fasten c fastening 56 I'd be happy ... you at the airport. a to collect b collect c collecting 57 ... is a fun activity ... in the winter. a Ice-skating ... to do b Ice-skating ... doing c To ice-skate ... to do d To ice-skate ... doing 58 The doctor advised me ... more water. a drink b to drink c drinking 59 Tom denied ... the last biscuit. a eating b to eat c eat 60 Which one is correct? a My uncle suggested that I get a computer. b My uncle suggested me to get a computer. c My uncle suggested me getting a computer. 61 Which one is correct? a I hope that you enjoy yourself. b I hope you to enjoy yourself. c I hope you enjoying yourself. 62 I'm looking forward ... volleyball tonight. a to play b to playing c playing d play

Infinitives & gerunds (B1+)Versión en línea

Test your knowledge on Infinitives and Gerunds for the B1+ level of English.

por Teacher Ismael

She ... her son to turn down his music. (2 options)

Choose one or more answers

asked

wanted

made

I ... going on long walks. (2 options)

Choose one or more answers

refuse

can't stand

hope

We ... to go shopping. (2 options)

Choose one or more answers

need

'd love

help

She ... me do the cooking. (2 options)

Choose one or more answers

wanted

made

helped

I ... working for the bank 20 years ago. (2 options)

Choose one or more answers

started

stopped

decided

My parents always make us ... our shoes off when we come into the house.

take

to take

taking

I really enjoy ... new people.

meet

to meet

meeting

I really regret ... up so late to watch the film last night.

stay

to stay

staying

I feel nervous about ... to people I don't know very well.

talk

to talk

talking

There's a big scratch on my car, but I don't remember ... anything.

hit

to hit

hitting

We had a great time ... across the USA by train last year.

travel

travelling

to travel

I want ... a photography course at our local college, but there are no free places.

to do

doing

Our teacher expects us ... her if we think we're going to be absent.

ring

to ring

ringing

As soon as the bell rings, eveyone stops ... and goes home.

work

to work

working

I tried ... the book off the top shelf, but it was too high.

get

to get

getting

His first film was a big success, and he went on ... very famous.

to become

become

becoming

I hate not ... people's names when I see them.

remembering

remember

to remember

Which one is correct?

They're delighted to be here.

They're delighted be here.

They're delighted being here.

Which one is correct?

Apparently, there's a plan knocking that house down.

Apparently, there's a plan to knock that house down.

Apparently, there's a plan knock that house down.

Which sentence is correct?

Charlotte has no hope getting the job she wants.

Charlotte has no hope to get the job she wants.

Charlotte has no hope of getting the job she wants.

Which one is correct?

Of course I'm happy for you to use my car.

Of course I'm happy for you using my car.

Of course I'm happy you to use my car.

Which one is correct?

Matthew is ashamed to cheat in the exam.

Matthew is ashamed of cheating in the exam.

Matthew is ashamed for cheating in the exam.

Which sentence is right?

My friend wants that I teach him to swim.

My friend wants me to teach him to swim

My friend wants me teaching him swimming.

Which sentence is right?

My coach advised me to take a break from playing.

My coach advised that I take a break from playing.

My coach advised me take a break from playing.

... (smoke) is bad for your health.

Written answer

We regret ... (inform) you that your subscription is overdue.

Written answer

Do you remember ... (meet) John in my office last year?

Written answer

I asked the boys to stop ... (play) to watch their favourite TV programme.

Written answer

Don't forget ... (lock) the door before you go out.

Written answer

Would you mind ... (close) the door? I caught a cold yesterday from sitting in the draught.

Written answer

I couldn't help ... (hear) what you said.

Written answer

He wore dark glasses ... (avoid) being recognized.

Written answer

I'm looking forward to ... (see) you.

Written answer

He warned her ... (not touch) the wire.

Written answer

He surprised us by ... (go) away without saying good-bye.

Written answer

Please, go on ... (write); I don't mind waiting.

Written answer

He tried ... (explain) but she refused to listen.

Written answer

He tried to explain but she refused ... (listen).

Written answer

You are expected ... (know) the safety regulations of the college.

Written answer

My students like ... (play) games.

Written answer

Would you like me ... (do) it for you?

Written answer

"Welcome home." "Thanks. It's very nice ... back."

to be

being

"... is good for your health." "I know, but I don't enjoy it."

To exercise

To have exercised

Exercising

"Do you watch TV very often?" "No. I consider it ... a waste of time."

to be

being

My son spends his time ... television.

watch

watching

to watch

"Did anyone help you with your homework?" "No. I managed ... it by myself."

to do

doing

I'd rather ... at home. I'm tired.

staying

stay

to stay

"Why did you go to the supermarket?" "... some flour."

To buy

Buy

Buying

"Do you know who ... to in the office?" "Yes, Mrs Jacobs."

speaking

speak

to speak

She'd prefer ... at the beach right now.

being

to be

We often go ... in the summer.

to sail

sail

sailing

Frank's work shirt needs ...

to clean.

cleaning.

clean

She was only pretending ... .

read

to read

reading

The day was too nice ... indoors

to stay

stay

staying

Always remember ... your seatbelt.

fasten

to fasten

fastening

I'd be happy ... you at the airport.

to collect

collect

collecting

... is a fun activity ... in the winter.

Ice-skating ... to do

Ice-skating ... doing

To ice-skate ... to do

To ice-skate ... doing

The doctor advised me ... more water.

drink

to drink

drinking

Tom denied ... the last biscuit.

eating

to eat

eat

Which one is correct?

My uncle suggested that I get a computer.

My uncle suggested me to get a computer.

My uncle suggested me getting a computer.

Which one is correct?

I hope that you enjoy yourself.

I hope you to enjoy yourself.

I hope you enjoying yourself.

I'm looking forward ... volleyball tonight.

to play

to playing

playing

play

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