Gerund vs. Infinitive: Uses (B1)

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Froggy Jumps Gerund vs. Infinitive: Uses (B1)Versión en línea Choose: gerund or to-infinitive por Jacinta Sanchez 1 After what verb do we use the gerund: enjoy, finish, start? a enjoy/finish/start + -ing b enjoy/finish/start + to c to + infinitive after enjoy/finish/start 2 We use the to-infinitive to talk about possible plans or future ideas with verbs like plan, hope, decide. Which sentence is correct? a I decided to visit my aunt next weekend. b I decided visiting my aunt next weekend. c I decided not to visiting my aunt next weekend 3 Which verb form follows a preposition? a to-infinitive (e.g., to use) b gerund (e.g., without using) c bare infinitive (e.g., use) 4 Choose the correct option for physical activities after the verb go: a Students went to hike last weekend with the PE teacher. b Students went hiking last weekend with the PE teacher. c Students went hike last weekend with the PE teacher. 5 Which sentence uses the to-infinitive as a purpose/ to explain why? a She went to the library for study. b She went to the library studying. c She went to the library to study. 6 Which verbs are followed by the to-infinitive rather than the gerund? a want, need, hope b enjoy, finish, avoid c consider, mind, stop 7 Which verbs are followed by the gerund rather than the to infinitive? a hate, dislike, don't mind, enjoy b manage, decide, plan, offer c would like, would love, would hate 8 Choose the correct form: 'I love _____ (go) to the beach.' when referring to a hobby. a to going b going c to go 9 Which form is correct after 'prefer' when expressing a general preference? a prefer + play rugby on Sundays b prefer + playing rugby on Sundays c prefer + to play rugby on Saturdays 10 Fill the gap: 'It’s not easy _____ a new language.' a learning to b to learn c learning 11 Which option demonstrates correct use of the gerund as a subject? a To swim is fun for many kids. b Swim to have fun for many kids. c Swimming is fun for many kids. 12 Which is the correct option after adjectives? a It was amusing to learn about Artemis II mission. b It was amusing to learning about Artemis II mission. c It was amusing learning about Artemis II mission.

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Gerund vs. Infinitive: Uses (B1)Versión en línea

por Jacinta Sanchez

After what verb do we use the gerund: enjoy, finish, start?

We use the to-infinitive to talk about possible plans or future ideas with verbs like plan, hope, decide. Which sentence is correct?

Which verb form follows a preposition?

Choose the correct option for physical activities after the verb go:

Which sentence uses the to-infinitive as a purpose/ to explain why?

Which verbs are followed by the to-infinitive rather than the gerund?

Which verbs are followed by the gerund rather than the to infinitive?

Choose the correct form: 'I love _____ (go) to the beach.' when referring to a hobby.

Which form is correct after 'prefer' when expressing a general preference?

Fill the gap: 'It’s not easy _____ a new language.'

Which option demonstrates correct use of the gerund as a subject?

Which is the correct option after adjectives?