Grammar Quiz

Infinitives Quiz

English multiple-choice grammar quiz about Infinitives

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What is the infinitive phrase in the following sentence?

In the mall, we want to walk quickly to the food court.
_
A. to walk

B. to the food court

C. In the mall

D. to walk quickly to the food court


The employees ___________ get another raise.
A. deserves to get
B. deserve to get


*Identify the infinitive in each sentence.
Mrs. Jackson wants to swim.
A. to swim
B. Mrs. Jackson wants
C. wants to
D. wants swim


IDENTIFY THE INFINITIVE

Sandra’s deepest desire was to perform.
_
A. Sandra’s deepest

B. deepest desire

C. to perform

D. was to


What seems …… the problem?

A. bee

B. be

C. to be

D. to bee


Society expects you __________ the law.
A. to obeying
B. to obeys
C. to obey


He is too clever ……. the exam

A. fail

B. to failed

C. failed

D. to fail


Jenny offered …… me some money

A. to lend

B. to len

C. lend

D. lent


We decided not …… on a trip

A. go

B. not go

C. not to go

D. to go


*Identify the infinitive in each sentence.
The clowns for the party were beginning to arrive.
A. The clowns
B. to arrive
C. the party
D. were beginning


Can you ….. a postcard to NY?

A. sent

B. to send

C. send

D. to sent


We ___________ pronounce many new words in this class.
A. has learned to
B. have learned to
C. learn to


My sister and I have agreed
A. to share the profits.
B. to sharing the profits
C. to shared the profits


We _____________ buy that house right now.
A. can’t affords to
B. can’t afford to
C. can’t afforded to


What is the infinitive in the following sentence?

When Misty learned to drive, she took her little brother to the park on weekends.
_
A. to the park

B. to drive

C. took her little brother

D. to the park on weekends


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