Grammar Quiz

Infinitive Gerund Quiz

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I miss______in the travel industry.

A. work

B. working

C. to work


Cherry suggested________a movie after school.

A. to see

B. seeing

C. see

D. sea


She admitted ………… to her husband.

A. to lie

B. lying


The lawyer __________________ his client not to discuss the case with anyone.

A. suggest

B. recommendation

C. advised


The company offered her ……………. her office for a bigger one.

A. changing

B. to change


Henry doesn’t mind _____ his duck a bath every day.

A. to give

B. giving

C. give


You’ve never mentioned__________in Japan before.

A. to be

B. being

C. be


Héctor didn’t mean ______ asleep in class today. He’s just tired.

A. to fall

B. falling

C. fall


The child denied ……. the piece of candy.

A. steal

B. to steal

C. to stealing

D. stealing


By having made this decision she risked …………. all her fortune.

A. losing

B. to lose


You can’t afford ______ that car. Why not wait and save some more money instead of taking a loan out right now?

A. buying

B. buy

C. to buy


My husband is considering ………………. the job.

A. changing

B. to change


I don’t fancy ______________ (go) out tonight.

A. to go 

B. go 

C. going


When I met her I couldn’t help ______ her.

A. hug

B. huges

C. to hug

D. hugging


One of my employees failed ………………. the deadline.

A. to meet 

B. meeting 


My English teacher……………….. us an extra class every Friday

A. Offer

B. offerred

C. suggest

D. offers

E. suggested


The police told David that ____ old ladies was a terrible thing to do.

A. to attack

B. attacking

C. attack


Huy’d better ________ an umbrella.

A. take

B. to take

C. taking

D. to be taken


I saw him ________ in his room

A. to sing

B. sung

C. sing

D. sang


Would you mind ____________ the window for me,please?

A. open

B. to open

C. opened

D. opening


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