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Gerund vs Infinitive QuizVersión en línea Test your knowledge of gerunds and infinitives. por Kibora Toxirovna 1 after 'enjoy', which form is correct: gerund or infinitive? a noun b gerund c participle d infinitive 2 Which is correct: 'I like to swim' or 'I like swimming'? a neither is correct b both are correct depending on meaning c only 'to swim' is correct d only 'swimming' is correct 3 After 'want', which form is common? a gerund b infinitive c participle d gerundive 4 Which form follows 'prefer' in general? a only infinitive b both gerund and infinitive with slight nuance c neither form d only gerund 5 Which is correct: 'stop to talk' or 'stop talking'? a only 'stop to talk' is correct b only 'stop talking' is correct c both are possible with different meaning d neither is correct 6 After 'promise', which form is typical? a participle b gerund c infinitive d inflected infinitive 7 Which follows 'avoid'? a gerund b adjective c infinitive d base form 8 Which is correct: 'finish to read' or 'finish reading'? a finish to read b finish read c finish reading d neither 9 After 'miss', which form is common? a participle b gerundive c gerund d infinitive 10 Which is correct: 'hope to win' or 'hoping to win'? a only 'hoping' b neither c both depending on meaning d only 'to win' 11 Which form follows 'consider'? a neither b only infinitive c both gerund and infinitive d only gerund 12 Which is correct: 'imagine to be' or 'imagine being'? a imagine being b imagine to be c both incorrect d neither 13 After 'need', which form is often used in passive sense? a infinitive b participle c gerund d gerundive 14 Which follows 'agree'? a candidate b infinitive c participle d gerund 15 Which is correct: 'burden to do' or 'burden doing'? a burden to do b neither; use 'burden of doing' c burden doing d burdened do 16 Which form follows 'start' with ongoing activity? a preposition b participle c infinitive d gerund 17 Which is correct: 'prefer to swim' or 'prefer swimming' for general preference? a both with nuance b only 'swimming' c only 'to swim' 18 Which form after 'begin' when a future plan is implied? a gerundive b participle c infinitive d gerund 19 Which follows 'can't stand'? a gerund b adjective c base form d infinitive 20 Which is correct: 'teach him to drive' or 'teach him driving'? a neither b teach him driving c teach him to drive d both 21 Which form after 'enjoy' is more common? a gerund b participle c noun d infinitive 22 Which is correct: 'to play' or 'playing' after 'let'? a playing b both c to play d neither 23 Which follows 'need' in passive meaning? a gerund b infinitive c participle d gerundive 24 Which is correct: 'finder found him to be honest' or 'finding him to be honest'? a finder found him to be honest b neither c both d finding him to be honest 25 Which form after 'offer' is common? a participle b gerundive c infinitive d gerund 26 Which is correct: 'risk to lose' or 'risk losing'? a risk to lose b both c risk losing d neither 27 Which follows 'delay'? a noun b infinitive c gerund d participle 28 Which form after 'intend'? a infinitive b gerundive c gerund d participle 29 Which is correct: 'would like to eat' or 'would like eating'? a would like to eat b both c neither d would like eating 30 Which follows 'permit' in formal English? a gerundive b participle c infinitive d gerund 31 Which is correct: 'enjoying a book' or 'enjoy a book' after 'enjoy'? a enjoy to read a book b none c enjoy reading a book d enjoys a book 32 Which form after 'feel' for a state verb? a gerundive b infinitive c participle d gerund 33 Which is correct: 'I stopped smoking' or 'I stopped to smoke'? a I stopped to smoke b neither c I stopped smoking d both 34 Which follows 'let' when giving permission? a gerund b to infinitive c participle d bare infinitive 35 Which is correct after 'would rather'? a participle b bare infinitive with to c infinitive without to d gerund 36 Which form after 'need' in a continuous sense? a infinitive b gerund c participle d gerundive 37 Which is correct: 'prefer doing' or 'prefer to do' in general? a both, with nuance b neither c only 'doing' d only 'to do' 38 Which follows 'start' with a one-time action? a gerundive b participle c gerund d infinitive 39 Which is correct: 'advise him to study' or 'advise him studying'? a both b advise him studying c neither d advise him to study 40 Which form after 'learn' is common for a skill? a participle b gerund c gerundive d infinitive 41 Which is correct: 'enjoys to swim' or 'enjoys swimming'? a both b enjoys to swim c enjoys swimming d neither 42 Which follows 'manage' in a sense of succeeding? a infinitive b gerund c gerundive d participle 43 Which is correct: 'prefer not to be late' or 'prefer not being late'? a neither b prefer not to be late c prefer not being late d both 44 Which form after 'practice' with a routine? a gerundive b gerund c infinitive d participle

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after 'enjoy', which form is correct: gerund or infinitive?

Which is correct: 'I like to swim' or 'I like swimming'?

After 'want', which form is common?

Which form follows 'prefer' in general?

Which is correct: 'stop to talk' or 'stop talking'?

After 'promise', which form is typical?

Which follows 'avoid'?

Which is correct: 'finish to read' or 'finish reading'?

After 'miss', which form is common?

Which is correct: 'hope to win' or 'hoping to win'?

Which form follows 'consider'?

Which is correct: 'imagine to be' or 'imagine being'?

After 'need', which form is often used in passive sense?

Which follows 'agree'?

Which is correct: 'burden to do' or 'burden doing'?

Which form follows 'start' with ongoing activity?

Which is correct: 'prefer to swim' or 'prefer swimming' for general preference?

Which form after 'begin' when a future plan is implied?

Which follows 'can't stand'?

Which is correct: 'teach him to drive' or 'teach him driving'?

Which form after 'enjoy' is more common?

Which is correct: 'to play' or 'playing' after 'let'?

Which follows 'need' in passive meaning?

Which is correct: 'finder found him to be honest' or 'finding him to be honest'?

Which form after 'offer' is common?

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

Which follows 'delay'?

Which form after 'intend'?

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

Which follows 'permit' in formal English?

Which is correct: 'enjoying a book' or 'enjoy a book' after 'enjoy'?

Which form after 'feel' for a state verb?

Which is correct: 'I stopped smoking' or 'I stopped to smoke'?

Which follows 'let' when giving permission?

Which is correct after 'would rather'?

Which form after 'need' in a continuous sense?

Which is correct: 'prefer doing' or 'prefer to do' in general?

Which follows 'start' with a one-time action?

Which is correct: 'advise him to study' or 'advise him studying'?

Which form after 'learn' is common for a skill?

Which is correct: 'enjoys to swim' or 'enjoys swimming'?

Which follows 'manage' in a sense of succeeding?

Which is correct: 'prefer not to be late' or 'prefer not being late'?

Which form after 'practice' with a routine?