The document contains three sections about gerunds and infinitives. The first section provides 10 sentences to identify whether they contain a gerund or progressive form. The second section contains 10 sentences where verbs need to be filled in using either the gerund or infinitive form. The third section asks to fill in the infinitive form of 10 given verb forms.
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Gerund and Infinitive Exercises
The document contains three sections about gerunds and infinitives. The first section provides 10 sentences to identify whether they contain a gerund or progressive form. The second section contains 10 sentences where verbs need to be filled in using either the gerund or infinitive form. The third section asks to fill in the infinitive form of 10 given verb forms.
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Gerund and Infinitive Exercises
Gerund or Progressive - Exercise - English
Explanation: Gerund or Progressive/Continuous
Decide whether the sentences contain a Gerund or a Progressive. 1) He likes reading books. Gerund Progressive/Continuous 2) He is reading books. Gerund Progressive/Continuous 3) Reading books can be great fun. Gerund Progressive/Continuous 4) He is interested in reading books. Gerund Progressive/Continuous 5) He was reading books. Gerund Progressive/Continuous 6) He has been reading books for two hours. Gerund Progressive/Continuous 7) Instead of reading books Henry went to bed. Gerund Progressive/Continuous 8) Do you like reading books? Gerund Progressive/Continuous 9) He had been reading books. Gerund Progressive/Continuous 10) His hobby is reading books. Gerund
Progressive/Continuous
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Gerund or to-infinitive - Exercise 1 Explanation: Gerund or Infinitive
Put in the verbs in brackets in the Gerund or the to-infinitive.
Example: They go on _______ (read) the book.
Answer: They go on reading the book. 1) I can't imagine Peter (go) by bike. 2) He agreed (buy) a new car. 3) The question is easy (answer). 4) The man asked me how (get) to the airport. 5) I look forward to (see) you at the weekend. 6) Are you thinking of (visit) London? 7) We decided (run) through the forest. 8) The teacher expected Sarah (study) hard. 9) She doesn't mind (work) the night shift. 10) I learned (ride) the bike at the age of 5.
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Infinitive in English Explanation - Verbs Exercises - Verbs
Fill in the correct infinitive forms to the given verb forms. Do not use the >to<.
verb form infinitive taught
saves
got
lived
drunk
installing
ate
cooks
surviving
has
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1) He likes reading books. Gerund 2) He is reading books. Progressive/Continuous 3) Reading books can be great fun. Gerund 4) He is interested in reading books. Gerund 5) He was reading books. Progressive/Continuous 6) He has been reading books for two hours. Progressive/Continuous 7) Instead of reading books Henry went to bed. Gerund 8) Do you like reading books? Gerund 9) He had been reading books. Progressive/Continuous 10) His hobby is reading books. Gerund
Gerund or to-infinitive - Exercise 1 1) I can't imagine Peter going by bike. 2) He agreed to buy a new car. 3) The question is easy to answer.
4) The man asked me how to get to the airport. 5) I look forward to seeing you at the weekend. 6) Are you thinking of visiting London? 7) We decided to run through the forest. 8) The teacher expected Sarah to study hard. 9) She doesn't mind working the night shift. 10) I learned to ride the bike at the age of 5.
Infinitive in English Explanation - Verbs Exercises - Verbs
Answer: verb form infinitive taught teach saves save got get lived live drunk drink installing install ate eat cooks cook surviving survive has have