Test: GERUND (-ing) or TO + INFINITIVE (Second Language - 3º Ciclo: 9º ano - gerund

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Gerund (-ing) or To+infinitive


GERUND (-ing) or TO + INFINITIVEVersion en ligne Choose the correct option. par Sónia Costa 1 The man denied _____ the crime. a committing b to commit 2 Would you mind _____ me the sugar? a passing b to pass 3 She promised _____ the report as soon as possible. a reading b to read 4 Alan admitted _____ during the English test. a cheating b to cheat 5 The boy refused _____ what his mother said. a doing b to do 6 Brenda really hates _____. a studying b to study 7 I expect _____ from you by Monday. a hearing b to hear 8 How old were you when you learned _____? a driving b to drive 9 John has made his decision and refuses _____ his opinion. a changing b to change 10 It was a good holiday. I enjoyed _____ by the sea. a being b to be 11 The water here isn’t good. I would avoid _____ it if I were you. a drinking b to drink 12 I don’t mind _____ the washing up. a doing b to do 13 When I met her, I couldn’t help _____ her. a hugging b to hug 14 I don’t feel like _____ Maths today. a studying b to study 15 My parents decided _____ the apartment. a renting b to rent 16 Would you mind _____ this letter for me? a posting b to post 17 They suggested _____ by bus. a travelling b to travel 18 We plan _____ to Europe this summer. a going b to go 19 Just avoid _____ unnecessary mistakes. a making b to make 20 Can you imagine _____ the project nest week? a finishing b to finish 21 She enjoys _____. a painting b to paint 22 I have decided _____ more often. a exercising b to exercise 23 Nancy seemed _____ disappointed. a being b to be 24 She promised _____ smoking. a stopping b to stop 25 She considered _____ to New York. a moving b to move

GERUND (-ing) or TO + INFINITIVEVersion en ligne

Choose the correct option.

par Sónia Costa

The man denied _____ the crime.

committing

to commit

Would you mind _____ me the sugar?

passing

to pass

She promised _____ the report as soon as possible.

reading

to read

Alan admitted _____ during the English test.

cheating

to cheat

The boy refused _____ what his mother said.

doing

to do

Brenda really hates _____.

studying

to study

I expect _____ from you by Monday.

hearing

to hear

How old were you when you learned _____?

driving

to drive

John has made his decision and refuses _____ his opinion.

changing

to change

It was a good holiday. I enjoyed _____ by the sea.

being

to be

The water here isn’t good. I would avoid _____ it if I were you.

drinking

to drink

I don’t mind _____ the washing up.

doing

to do

When I met her, I couldn’t help _____ her.

hugging

to hug

I don’t feel like _____ Maths today.

studying

to study

My parents decided _____ the apartment.

renting

to rent

Would you mind _____ this letter for me?

posting

to post

They suggested _____ by bus.

travelling

to travel

We plan _____ to Europe this summer.

going

to go

Just avoid _____ unnecessary mistakes.

making

to make

Can you imagine _____ the project nest week?

finishing

to finish

She enjoys _____.

painting

to paint

I have decided _____ more often.

exercising

to exercise

Nancy seemed _____ disappointed.

being

to be

She promised _____ smoking.

stopping

to stop

She considered _____ to New York.

moving

to move

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