General
VERY EASY
EASY
ALMOST DIFFICULT
Difficult
100

What is a gerund?

verb + ing

100

I'm sure you're all glad ______ early for classes today. (wake up)

to wake up

100

Let's go ______ this weekend, shall we? (ski)

skiing

100

I would like __________ to Mexico one day. I love _____ spicy food. (travel-eat)

I would like TO TRAVEL to Mexico one day. I love EATING spicy food.

100

What comes after the verb "decide"

an infinitive

200

What is an infinitive?

To + verb

200

No thanks, I've stopped ________. I could accept the beer, though. (smoke)

smoking

200

I could feel the police _____ after me. Thanks God, it was just a nightmare. (run)

running

200

I look forward _______ you again soon! (see)

to see

200

What comes after "practice"

A gerund

300

What are gerunds and infinitives?

Nouns

300

Remember ________  your mom as soon as you arrive to the airport. (call)

to call

300

I'll never forget _____ my first car. (get)

getting

300

Complete: You should really give up _____________. (smoke)

smoking.

300

What comes after "refuse"

An iinfinitive

400

Why do we use gerunds or infinitives?

Because we cannot use two verbs together

400

TRUE or FALSE: Gerunds and infinitives are used in all tenses

TRUE

400

I meant ______ you, but my phone ran out of battery. (call)

to call

400

We insist on____________ Thanksgiving dinner ourselves. 

cooking

400

What comes after "enjoy"

A gerund

500

Can was always use a gerund after any verb?

No. Sometimes we need to use an infinitive.

500

TRUE or FALSE: Using a gerund or infinitive after certain verbs can sometimes change the meaning of the sentence. Can you give an example?

TRUE

Example: I stopped smoking.

               I stopped to smoke.

500

Complete: I don't remember __________ the lights in the morning. (turn off)

turning off

500

Complete:

She's really good at ______________. She prepares a different meal every day!

cooking

500

What comes after the verb "love"

Love is a flexible verb. Both gerund and infinitive can work after "love".

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