Grammar Quiz

Gerund or Infinitive Quiz

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He spends a lot of time … computer games.

A. playing

B. to play


Don’t forget … off the lights.

A. turning

B. to turn


I’d like … a single room with a bath for two nights.

A. to have

B. having

C. have


He offered … me with the homework.

A. helping

B. to help


She avoided ______________ (tell) him about her plans.

A. telling

B. to tell

C. tell


She plans ______ lose 5kg before her wedding.

A. to lose

B. losing


My sister agreed __________________ to the party.

A. come

B. to come

C. coming


He plans ______ a long email to his parents later.

A. to write

B. writing


I would like ______________ (come) to the party with you.

A. to come

B. come

C. coming


I am learning ______________ (speak) English.

A. to speak 

B. speak

C. speaking


She’s very patient. She doesn’t mind…

A. wait

B. to wait

C. waiting


I understand gerunds and infinitives! I don’t need ______ the teacher about the grammar anymore.

A. to ask

B. asking


Dad hopes… a better job, but it won’t be easy. You know, the crisis…

A. find

B. finding

C. to find


It was a nice day, so we decided _____ for a walk.

A. going

B. to go


I don’t like … the clothes

A. ironing

B. to iron


Vietnam Airline regrets ______________ passengers that flight VN 251 to Hanoi is postponed due to bad weather.

A. informing

B. inform

C. to inform


I’m planning to go on …. English.

A. studying

B. to study


We spent an hour ____________________ on the phone .

A. chat

B. chatting

C. to chat


I hope … you soon.

A. seeing

B. to see


My uncle congratulated me __________ the exam.

A. passing

B. on having passed

C. on passed

D. about passed


I want … rich some day.

A. becoming

B. to become


______ (sleep) more than usual disrupts your sleep cycle.

A. to sleep

B. sleep 

C. sleeping


I’m trying … a new job.

A. finding

B. to find


Don’t forget _____________ some bread on your way home. I need some to make sandwiches.

A. buying

B. to buy


You don’t need … that.

A. doing

B. to do


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