Gerund vs Infinitive Quiz

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Test your grasp of -ing and to- infinitives.

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Froggy Jumps Gerund vs Infinitive QuizVersión en línea Test your grasp of -ing and to- infinitives. por Lisbeth Marisela Reyes 1 After 'enjoy', which form is correct: enjoy to swim or enjoy swimming? a enjoy swim b enjoy to swim c enjoy swimming 2 Which verb is followed by a gerund: 'start' or 'decide'? a start b decide c to 3 Choose the right option: I forgot ____ the car keys. a locking b lock c to lock 4 Which form after 'would like' is correct: 'like to eat' or 'like eating'? a likes to eat b like to eat c like eating 5 Which follows 'stop' with a change in meaning: stop to smoke or stop smoking? a stop smokes b stop to smoke c stop smoking 6 Choose the correct completion: I can’t wait ____ you again. a to see b see c seeing 7 Which works with 'prefer' in general sense: prefer to swim or prefer swimming? a prefer swim b prefer to swim c prefer swimming 8 Fill the blank: She suggested ____ a plan before the meeting. a make b making c to make 9 Which is correct: 'I decided to go' or 'I decided going'? a I decided going b I decided to go c I decide to go 10 Which is correct after 'risk': 'risk to lose' or 'risk losing'? a risks lose b risk losing c risk to lose

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Gerund vs Infinitive QuizVersión en línea

Test your grasp of -ing and to- infinitives.

por Lisbeth Marisela Reyes

After 'enjoy', which form is correct: enjoy to swim or enjoy swimming?

enjoy swim

enjoy to swim

enjoy swimming

Which verb is followed by a gerund: 'start' or 'decide'?

start

decide

Choose the right option: I forgot ____ the car keys.

locking

lock

to lock

Which form after 'would like' is correct: 'like to eat' or 'like eating'?

likes to eat

like to eat

like eating

Which follows 'stop' with a change in meaning: stop to smoke or stop smoking?

stop smokes

stop to smoke

stop smoking

Choose the correct completion: I can’t wait ____ you again.

to see

see

seeing

Which works with 'prefer' in general sense: prefer to swim or prefer swimming?

prefer swim

prefer to swim

prefer swimming

Fill the blank: She suggested ____ a plan before the meeting.

make

making

to make

Which is correct: 'I decided to go' or 'I decided going'?

I decided going

I decided to go

I decide to go

Which is correct after 'risk': 'risk to lose' or 'risk losing'?

risks lose

risk losing

risk to lose

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Gerund vs Infinitive QuizVersión en línea

por Lisbeth Marisela Reyes

After 'enjoy', which form is correct: enjoy to swim or enjoy swimming?

Which verb is followed by a gerund: 'start' or 'decide'?

Choose the right option: I forgot ____ the car keys.

Which form after 'would like' is correct: 'like to eat' or 'like eating'?

Which follows 'stop' with a change in meaning: stop to smoke or stop smoking?

Choose the correct completion: I can’t wait ____ you again.

Which works with 'prefer' in general sense: prefer to swim or prefer swimming?

Fill the blank: She suggested ____ a plan before the meeting.

Which is correct: 'I decided to go' or 'I decided going'?

Which is correct after 'risk': 'risk to lose' or 'risk losing'?

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