Gerunds and Infinitives

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Practice gerunds vs infinitives rules.

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Gerunds and InfinitivesVersión en línea Practice gerunds vs infinitives rules. por Axel Bravo 1 Which sentence uses a gerund as the subject? a I helped to running. b Run helps me stay fit. c Running helps me stay fit. d To run helps me stay fit. 2 Choose the sentence with an infinitive phrase. a She decided studying abroad. b She decided studying to abroad. c She decided studying abroad. d She decided to study abroad. 3 Which is correct after 'enjoy'? a I enjoy to playing tennis. b I enjoy playing tennis. c I enjoy to play tennis. d I enjoy played tennis. 4 Choose the correct form after 'want'. a They want learning Spanish. b They want to learn Spanish. c They want learned Spanish. d They want learn Spanish. 5 Which sentence uses a gerund after preposition? a She is good at painted. b She is good at to paint. c She is good at paint. d She is good at painting. 6 Select the correct infinitive with 'would rather'. a I would rather to stay home. b I would rather stay to home. c I would rather staying home. d I would rather stay home. 7 Which option uses a gerund after 'keep'? a They kept chatted for hours. b They kept chat for hours. c They kept to chat for hours. d They kept chatting for hours. 8 Choose the correct sentence with an infinitive after 'hope'. a We hope visit next summer. b We hope to visit next summer. c We hope to visited next summer. d We hope visiting next summer. 9 Which sentence correctly uses a gerund after 'admit'? a He admitted steal the money. b He admitted stolen the money. c He admitted stealing the money. d He admitted to steal the money. 10 Choose the correct infinitive form after ' seem'. a She seems understanding the problem. b She seems to understand the problem. c She seems to understand the problem. d She seems understand the problem.

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Which sentence uses a gerund as the subject?

Choose the sentence with an infinitive phrase.

Which is correct after 'enjoy'?

Choose the correct form after 'want'.

Which sentence uses a gerund after preposition?

Select the correct infinitive with 'would rather'.

Which option uses a gerund after 'keep'?

Choose the correct sentence with an infinitive after 'hope'.

Which sentence correctly uses a gerund after 'admit'?

Choose the correct infinitive form after ' seem'.