Gerund or Infinitive?
A: Is your daughter in college yet?
B: Not yet. She expects ________ next year.
to enter
entering
enter to
to entering
to enter
Do you want to go _______ this weekend? (hike)
It's easy to get around Louisville ___ bus.
by
It's impossible for me ________ all my expenses right now.
a. affording
b. to afford
to afford
It's _______ late for me to get my passport in time for the trip.
too
A: Are you interested ________ this car?
B: Yes, I am. How much is it?
to buy
in buying
about buy
for to buy
in buying
shopping
You should always clean the floors ____ a mop.
with
She will be arriving soon in order ________ her visa paperwork.
a. to complete
b. completing
c. complete
I'm nervous that I am not __________ to make the team this year.
a. enough talented
b. too talented
c. talented enough
d. talented too
reading
He learned how ________ a thermometer when his sister was sick. (use)
I'm going to travel in Italy ___ train.
by
It's important ____ you _______ after class, or else you will fail the final.
a. with / to study
b. for / studying
c. with / to study
d. for / to study
for / to study
B: No, sorry, I'm not __________. 20 minutes is more likely.
too close
close enough
enough close
close too
A: Would you mind ______ that music down? It's very loud! (turn)
turning
Do you use facebook?
Yes, it's so easy _____ to everyone that way. (talk)
to talk
I have to keep in touch with my family ___ email. They don't have cell phones.
by
I'm going to the grocery ____ some milk. I forgot _____ it.
a. to getting / to buy
b. for get / buy
c. for / to buy
d. to / buy
for / to buy
A: Can you reach that book for me?
No, I'm _________ to reach that shelf.
B: short enough
enough short
short too
too short
too short
A: I'm hoping ________ my parents in Arizona this summer. (visit)
B: Lucky you. I can't afford ________ any more trips for a while. (take)
to visit
to take
As a young girl, I dreamed of ________ a professional artist. (become)
becoming
She keeps track of all the inventory ___ making detailed spreadsheets.
She's going to medical school ________ become a doctor.
in order to
OR
to
A: Are you going to get food at the concert?
B: No, I don't have ________ money _______ my food and the ticket.
a. enough / to buy
b. too much / buying
c. enough / for buy
d. too much / to buy
enough / to buy