Grammar Quiz

Gerunds and Infitinitives Quiz

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I don’t really feel like ________ tonight. Let’s go out for dinner. (cook)

A. cooking

B. to cook


I was really surprised ______ that Lucy and Adam have separated. I thought that they were very happy. (hear)

A. to hear

B. hearing


Do you think you’d like _______ with children, or would you find it too stressful? (work)

A. to work

B. working


Toby was sacked because he kept _____ late for work. (arrive)

A. arriving

B. to arrive


My neighbour offered ________ my children while I went shopping. (look after)

A. looking after

B. to look after


Emily’s parents aren’t strict enough with her. They let her _____ whatever she likes. (do)

A. do

B. to do


______ late at night always makes me ____ badly. (eat / sleep)

A. Eating/sleep

B. Eating/ to sleep


Angela asked her brother ______ her a lift into town. (give)

A. to give

B. giving


My boss told me she wanted _____ to me in her office. (speak)

A. speaking

B. to speak


I think it would be very stressful ______ your own business. (run)

A. to run

B. running


Have you ever thought about _______ yoga or Pilates? They’re very good if you have problems with your back. (do)

A. doing

B. to do


Have you ever thought of ________ back to live in Edinburgh, or are you happy in London? (go

A. going

B. to go


My parents would like me _________ medicine. (study)

A. to study

B. studying


_______ overtime is exhausting. Last night, I finished work at 9.00 and I started again this morning at 8.00. (do)

A. Doing

B. To do


I think Jessica should study architecture. She’s very good at ______. (draw)

A. drawing

B. to draw


We decided ________ her a birthday present because we weren’t sure what she wanted. We just gave her some money. (not buy)

A. not buying

B. not to buy


If they can save enough money, they’re hoping _______ to Miami for their honeymoon. (go)

A. to go

B. going


Are you going to go on ______ English here next year? (study)

A. studying

B. to study


I’m really busy right now. Would you mind ________ me back in about five minutes? (call)

A. to call

B. calling


Josh pretended ________ the shirt his granny had bought him, but really he thought it was horrible. (like)

A. to like

B. liking


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