Grammar Quiz

-ing / Infinitive Quiz

English multiple-choice grammar quiz about -ing / Infinitive

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I don’t want to risk … my health

A. to harm

B. harming

C. harm


He will always deny … on the wall

A. to draw

B. drawing

C. draw


Actors have to pretend … other people all the time

A. to be

B. being

C. be


I don’t want lunch, I’d rather … some crisps

A. to eat

B. eating

C. eat


My parents let me … up late on Saturdays

A. to stay

B. staying

C. stay


I really feel like … something on Netflix

A. to watch

B. watching

C. watch


I’m so full, I regret … so much

A. to eat

B. eating

C. eat


I can’t help … tired, I only slept 4 hours!

A. to feel

B. feeling

C. feel


My brother is so annoying, he makes me … my patience!

A. to lose

B. losing

C. lose


I really enjoy … to English class!

A. to come

B. coming

C. come


I’m beginning … this game!

A. to enjoy

B. enjoying

C. enjoy


My sister always encouraged me … my passions

A. to follow

B. following

C. follow


I think I would prefer … this phone

A. to buy

B. buying

C. buy


I really miss … lots of sweets when I was younger

A. to eat

B. eating

C. eat


She’s very impressive, she even attempted … a world record

A. to break

B. breaking

C. break


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