Infinitives vs. -ing Forms Quick Quiz

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Test your knowledge of infinitives and -ing forms.

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Infinitives vs. -ing Forms Quick QuizVersion en ligne Test your knowledge of infinitives and -ing forms. par monica zareth chivata chivata 1 Some verbs change meaning when followed by an infinitive or a gerund, e.g., 'stop to eat' vs 'stop eating'. Sí No 2 The infinitive can express purpose: 'I study to learn'. Sí No 3 A gerund can never be used as the object of a preposition. Sí No 4 The infinitive form is 'to' + base verb, as in 'to eat'. Sí No 5 The infinitive form can never be used after the verb 'look'. Sí No 6 The structure 'to + gerund' is used to form the passive voice. Sí No 7 All verbs can be followed by either infinitive or -ing with no change in meaning. Sí No 8 After specific verbs like 'enjoy', the gerund is used: 'enjoy reading'. Sí No 9 The -ing form is always a noun, never a verb. Sí No 10 The -ing form can function as the subject of a sentence, e.g., 'Swimming is fun'. Sí No

Infinitives vs. -ing Forms Quick QuizVersion en ligne

Test your knowledge of infinitives and -ing forms.

par monica zareth chivata chivata

Some verbs change meaning when followed by an infinitive or a gerund, e.g., 'stop to eat' vs 'stop eating'.

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The infinitive can express purpose: 'I study to learn'.

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A gerund can never be used as the object of a preposition.

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The infinitive form is 'to' + base verb, as in 'to eat'.

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The infinitive form can never be used after the verb 'look'.

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The structure 'to + gerund' is used to form the passive voice.

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All verbs can be followed by either infinitive or -ing with no change in meaning.

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After specific verbs like 'enjoy', the gerund is used: 'enjoy reading'.

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The -ing form is always a noun, never a verb.

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The -ing form can function as the subject of a sentence, e.g., 'Swimming is fun'.

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Infinitives vs. -ing Forms Quick QuizVersion en ligne

par monica zareth chivata chivata

Some verbs change meaning when followed by an infinitive or a gerund, e.g., 'stop to eat' vs 'stop eating'.

The infinitive can express purpose: 'I study to learn'.

A gerund can never be used as the object of a preposition.

The infinitive form is 'to' + base verb, as in 'to eat'.

The infinitive form can never be used after the verb 'look'.

The structure 'to + gerund' is used to form the passive voice.

All verbs can be followed by either infinitive or -ing with no change in meaning.

After specific verbs like 'enjoy', the gerund is used: 'enjoy reading'.

The -ing form is always a noun, never a verb.

The -ing form can function as the subject of a sentence, e.g., 'Swimming is fun'.

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