GERUND or INFINITIVE

We’ve decided _________to France for our holiday.

• to go

• going

• go

• went

We hope ______ you again soon.

• to see

• seeing

• see

• saw

Don’t forget _______all the lights.

• turning off

• to turn off

• turn off

• turned off

I’m learning _______. My test’s next month.

• driving

• drove

• drive

• to drive

I need ________ to the supermarket. We don’t have any milk.

• to go

• going

• go

• went

After the verb enjoy, we use the gerund form of the verb.

• true

• false

The verb want is followed by a gerund.

• true

• false

After prepositions, we usually use the gerund.

• true

• false

To is always followed by the infinitive form.

• true

• false

Some verbs can be followed by either the gerund or the infinitive, but the meaning changes.

• true

• false