Infinitive vs Gerund: Quick Yes/No

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Quick Yes/No about infinitives and gerunds.

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Infinitive vs Gerund: Quick Yes/NoVersión en línea Quick Yes/No about infinitives and gerunds. por Luis Rivas 1 Infinitives are used only after verbs. Yes No 2 The infinitive (to + verb) is often used to express purpose, e.g., I study to pass the exam. Yes No 3 Some verbs can be followed by either the gerund or the infinitive with a change in meaning, e.g., stop smoking vs stop to smoke. Yes No 4 After certain verbs like enjoy, avoid, and mind, we use the gerund. Yes No 5 The infinitive is used after certain adjectives, as in 'easy to read'. Yes No 6 Infinitives are never used after prepositions. Yes No 7 Gerunds can function as the subject of a sentence, e.g., Swimming is fun. Yes No 8 You always use a gerund after the verb 'prefer'. Yes No 9 Gerunds cannot be the object of a verb; they only function as nouns. Yes No 10 All verbs followed by 'to' are infinitives. Yes No

Infinitive vs Gerund: Quick Yes/NoVersión en línea

Quick Yes/No about infinitives and gerunds.

por Luis Rivas

Infinitives are used only after verbs.

Yes

The infinitive (to + verb) is often used to express purpose, e.g., I study to pass the exam.

Yes

Some verbs can be followed by either the gerund or the infinitive with a change in meaning, e.g., stop smoking vs stop to smoke.

Yes

After certain verbs like enjoy, avoid, and mind, we use the gerund.

Yes

The infinitive is used after certain adjectives, as in 'easy to read'.

Yes

Infinitives are never used after prepositions.

Yes

Gerunds can function as the subject of a sentence, e.g., Swimming is fun.

Yes

You always use a gerund after the verb 'prefer'.

Yes

Gerunds cannot be the object of a verb; they only function as nouns.

Yes

All verbs followed by 'to' are infinitives.

Yes

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Infinitive vs Gerund: Quick Yes/NoVersión en línea

por Luis Rivas

Infinitives are used only after verbs.

The infinitive (to + verb) is often used to express purpose, e.g., I study to pass the exam.

Some verbs can be followed by either the gerund or the infinitive with a change in meaning, e.g., stop smoking vs stop to smoke.

After certain verbs like enjoy, avoid, and mind, we use the gerund.

The infinitive is used after certain adjectives, as in 'easy to read'.

Infinitives are never used after prepositions.

Gerunds can function as the subject of a sentence, e.g., Swimming is fun.

You always use a gerund after the verb 'prefer'.

Gerunds cannot be the object of a verb; they only function as nouns.

All verbs followed by 'to' are infinitives.

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