Grammar Quiz

To Infinitive/Bare Infinitive/Gerunds Quiz

English multiple-choice grammar quiz about To Infinitive/Bare Infinitive/Gerunds

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Did you accuse Nam of ————– a plate? Well, I saw him ————– it off the table with his elbow.

A. break/ knock

B. breaking/ knocking

C. to break/ to knock

D. breaking/ knock


Have you ever considered ————– a pharmacist?

A. become

B. becoming

C. to become

D. became


I’m sure that he knows ————– this new machine.

A. to use

B. using

C. how using

D. how to use


I would rather you ————–.

A. drive

B. to drive

C. drove

D. driven


The students are used to ————– in the school library.

A. working

B. work

C. to work

D. worked


I need ————– what’s in the letter. Why don’t you let me ————– it?

A. to know/ to read

B. know/ read

C. to know/ read

D. knowing/ read


The driver stopped ————– a coffee because he felt sleepy.

A. have

B. to have

C. having

D. had


I can’t read when I am traveling. It makes me ————– sick.

A. feel

B. to feel

C. felt

D. feeling


I would rather ————– at home than ————–out with you.

A. staying/going

B. to stay/ to go

C. stay/go

D. stayed/went


It is about time you ————– harder for the next exam.

A. worked

B. working

C. work

D. to work


Mercury’s low gravity makes you ————– very light in a spaceship.

A. feel

B. feeling

C. to feel

D. felt


Please wait a minute. My boss is busy ————– something.

A. write

B. writing

C. to write

D. to writing


Your house needs ————– .

A. redecorated

B. redecorating

C. being redecorated

D. to redecorate


She didn’t say a word and left the room.

A. She left the room without saying a word

B. She leaving the room without saying a word

C. She left the room saying a word

D. She left the room to say a word.


I remember ————– them to play in my garden.

A. to allow

B. allow

C. allowing

D. allowed


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