Grammar Quiz

Verb + Infinitive or Gerund Quiz

English multiple-choice grammar quiz about Verb + Infinitive or Gerund

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Select the right option: She enjoys (to sing / singing) in the choir.

A. sing

B. singing

C. to sing

D. sang


Which form is correct: He wants (to learn / learning) how to cook.

A. to learn

B. to cooking

C. learn

D. learning


Pick the correct option: They plan (to visit / visiting) their grandparents next weekend.

A. visited

B. to visit

C. visit

D. visiting


Which is the right form to use: He needs (to study / studying) for his exams.

A. studying

B. to study

C. to studying

D. study


Choose the correct form: He prefers (to run / running) in the morning.

A. to run

B. running

C. run

D. ran


Choose the appropriate form: She enjoys (to draw / drawing) portraits.

A. draw

B. drawing

C. to draw

D. drawn


Pick the right option: They prefer (to jog / jogging) in the park.

A. to jog

B. jogging

C. jog

D. jogged


Select the appropriate option: She decided (to go / going) to the party with her friends.

A. gone

B. goes

C. to go

D. went


Select the appropriate option: He enjoys (to read / reading) books in his leisure time.

A. read

B. to reading

C. reading

D. to read


Pick the right option: They enjoy (to travel / traveling) to different countries.

A. travel

B. traveling

C. to travel

D. travelling


Select the correct form: I enjoy (to swim / swimming) in the pool during summer.

A. to swim

B. swam

C. swim

D. swimming


Choose the appropriate form: She prefers (to bake / baking) cookies for her friends.

A. to bake

B. baking

C. bake

D. baked


Select the correct form: I enjoy (to cook / cooking) for my family.

A. to cook

B. cooking

C. cook

D. cooked


Pick the right option: They prefer (to ski / skiing) during winter.

A. to ski

B. skiing

C. ski

D. skied


Choose the appropriate form: She likes (to write / writing) poems.

A. to write

B. writing

C. write

D. wrote


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