Grammar Quiz

Gerund vs Infinitive Quiz

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I want _______

A. to apologize

B. apologizing


My best friend would like … Italian.

A. speak

B. speaking

C. to speak


I regret _____ you but the police can’t find your luggage.

A. to tell

B. telling


I need ________ some new shoes.

A. to buy

B. buying


I forgot _______ Helen about the party.

A. to tell

B. telling


I promise … you language programming someday.

A. teach

B. to teach


We discussed (go) ____ to the cinema, but in the end we stayed at home.

A. went

B. go

C. to go

D. going


I want to continue … foreign languages.

A. study

B. studying

C. to study


I can’t wait for Saturday! I’m really…… to see you!

A. excited

B. to excite

C. exciting


My friends invitied me to a party. I didn’t habe any plans, so I decided ________.

A. to go

B. going


Antonio is pleased … us Portuguese.

A. to teach

B. teach

C. teaching


John said he remembers ______ (buy) the newspaper, but now he can’t find it.

A. buying

B. to buy

C. buy


It’s not easy … sign language. It requires lots of practice.

A. learn

B. to learn


You’d better … Joan tell her story or she won’t … you.

A. to let / to forgive

B. let / forgive


… a polyglot is one of his dreams. He already speaks two languages.

A. To be

B. Being

C. Be


Josh offered ________ the tickets in advance.

A. to get

B. getting


I don’t mind _____ a barbecue at the weekend.

A. have

B. to have

C. having


I regret___ that we cannot accept your offer.

A. to tell you

B. telling you

C. to tell


Don’t forget,___ me before you leave.

A. to wake me

B. waking

C. wake me up


Did you manage___the book you were looking for?

A. to find

B. find

C. finding


We’ve had to postpone _____ to France because the children are ill.

A. to go

B. going

C. go


It’s too late to buy any food. We’ll have to make _____ with what we’ve got.

A. to do

B. do

C. doing


Margaret was slow at school, but she went on___Prime Minister.

A. to be

B. is

C. being


I tried ___that medicine you gave me but I couldn’t swallow it.

A. taking

B. take

C. to take


There’s no use … that you were there.

A. deny

B. denying

C. to deny


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Conditional SentencesActive & PassiveIf- ConditionalParts of Speech and GrammarPresent Progressive or Present SimpleLet & Be allowed toCompound SentencesGerund, Infinitive, Bare VerbIntermediate Grammar