To-Infinitive, Bare Infinitive, and Gerund Quiz
English multiple-choice grammar quiz about To-Infinitive, Bare Infinitive, and Gerund
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Choose the correct sentence with a to-infinitive: A. He enjoys to play football. B. It’s easy to make a mistake. C. She decided going home. D. I prefer to staying here.
A. He enjoys to play football.
B. It’s easy to make a mistake.
C. She decided going home.
D. I prefer to staying here.
Choose the sentence that correctly uses a gerund: A. I look forward to seeing you. B. I look forward to see you. C. I enjoy to see you. D. I enjoy seeing to you.
A. I look forward to seeing you.
B. I look forward to see you.
C. I enjoy to see you.
D. I enjoy seeing to you.
Fill in the blank: He pretended ___ the answer.
A. to know
B. knowing
C. to knowing
D. know
Fill in the blank: “He is interested in ___ (swim) every morning.”
A. swimming
B. swim
C. swam
D. swims
Which sentence uses the to-infinitive correctly?
A. I want going to the park.
B. He decided to leave early.
C. She enjoys to sing.
D. They avoid to work late.
Which sentence uses a gerund as the subject?
A. He likes to run every morning.
B. Running is my favorite hobby.
C. She plans to start running soon.
D. They decided to run a marathon.
Which sentence correctly uses a gerund after a verb?
A. I want to swim.
B. They decided to leave early.
C. He suggested going to the park.
D. She enjoys to dance.
Which sentence uses a gerund as an object?
A. To swim is refreshing.
B. He enjoys swimming in the ocean.
C. They plan to swim tomorrow.
D. Swimming is fun.
Which verb is typically followed by a gerund?
A. Decide
B. Enjoy
C. Plan
D. Hope
Which verb is followed by a gerund?
A. Hope
B. Avoid
C. Decide
D. Plan
Which sentence uses a gerund after a preposition?
A. She is good at singing.
B. He decided singing in the choir.
C. They enjoy at sing.
What is the purpose of the to-infinitive in this sentence: “He went to the library to study”?
A. Expressing purpose
B. Acting as an adjective
C. Describing a subject
D. Acting as a preposition
Which verb is followed by the bare infinitive?
A. Want
B. Can
C. Decide
D. Hope
Fill in the blank: “He is good at ___ (play) the guitar.”
A. play
B. playing
C. plays
D. played
Which sentence shows “to-infinitive” used with an adjective?
A. They watched the kids to play.
B. It is important to stay healthy.
C. I saw him to leave the room.
D. She avoided to eat too much.