RULES
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General questions
100

As a noun in a sentence, we use________.

gerunds OR infinitives

gerunds

100

We decided ____ (leave) after the football game.

to leave

100

__________ (travel) brings joy and happiness to everyone.

Traveling

100

__________(speak) Mandarin Chinese may be challenging for some people. 

Speaking

100

It was not possible __________ (travel) without a passport. 

to travel

200

We use ____ after adjectives.

gerunds OR infinitives

infinitives

200

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

smoking

200

She found it difficult __________(create) a new model in so little time.

To create

200

Steve apologized for ________ (yell) at the lady for no reason.

Yelling

200

_________(study) abroad is an amazing experience. 

Studying abroad

300

We use ______ for verbs of like/dislike.

Either gerunds or infinitives.

300

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

to call

300

I'll never forget _____ my first car when I was 18 years old. (get)

getting

300

You need ________(call) customer service to present a complaint.

to call

300

She had a truly remarkable ability ___ (make) everyone feel comfortable

To make
400

For purpose or reason, we use ___.

gerunds OR infinitives


infinitives

400

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

True

400

It is so easy ________ (contact) people since cellphones were invented. 

to contact

400

She is studying ___ (become) a doctor

to become

400

You should stop  _____________  (waste) your time. Tomorrow is your exam day

wasting

500

What is the structure of gerunds and infinitives?

verb + ing 

to + verb

500

TRUE or FALSE: Using a gerund or infinitive after certain verbs can sometimes change the meaning of the sentence.

True

500

I don't regret __________ (give up) that job; it was so frustrating!

giving up

500

She had some difficulty ___ (find) the address

finding

500

___ (know) her is to love her.

To know