Gerunds and Infinitives

Choose the best option.

I can’t afford ____________ my friend a big birthday present.

• to buy

• to buying

• buy

• buying

• me buying

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Choose the best option.

When did you decide __________________ the gym?

• to start going to

• to start to going to

• starting going to

• to start going

• start going to

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CCSS.L.11-12.3

Choose the best option.

I can’t imagine ________________ without my mobile phone.

• to live

• living

• live

• to living

• you living

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Choose the best option.

Dan suggested _____________ to the cinema on Saturday.

• to go

• going

• that go

• me to go

• me going

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Choose the best option.

I’d like ___________ my party, but I’m not sure he’ll come.

• invite John to

• to invite John to

• to inviting John to

• to invite John

• invite John

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Choose the right sentence.

• Can I borrow that magazine when you’ve finished to reading it?

• Can I borrow that magazine when you’ve finished reading it?

• Can I borrow that magazine when you’ve finished read it?

• Can I borrow that magazine when you’ve finish reads it?

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Choose the right sentence.

• I promise to not tell anyone your secret.

• I promise not to tell anyone your secret.

• I promise not to telling anyone your secret.

• I promise not telling anyone your secret.

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Choose the right sentence.

• I don’t feel like you spending the afternoon at the new art exhibition.

• I don’t feel like spending the afternoon at the new art exhibition.

• I don’t feel like spend the afternoon at the new art exhibition.

• I don’t feel like to spend the afternoon at the new art exhibition.

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Choose the right sentence.

• What do you to want to study at university?

• What do you want to study at university?

• What do you want to studying at university?

• What do you want study at university?

• What you want to study at university?

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Choose the right sentence.

• Do you fancy to coming round to my house this evening?

• Do you fancy coming round to my house this evening?

• Do you fancy come round to my house this evening?

• Do you fancy comeing round to my house this evening?

• Do you fancy to come round to my house this evening?

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