Gerunds & Infinitives Challenge

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Test your knowledge of gerunds and infinitives.

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JESUS MARQUEZ GUERRERO

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Gerunds & Infinitives ChallengeVersion en ligne Test your knowledge of gerunds and infinitives. par JESUS MARQUEZ GUERRERO 1 A gerund can express tense like past or future. Sí No 2 Any verb can be followed by either a gerund or an infinitive with no meaning difference. Sí No 3 After many verbs, we choose between a gerund and an infinitive; for example, 'enjoy' is followed by a gerund. Sí No 4 After a modal verb, you should use a to-infinitive. Sí No 5 The phrase 'To swim' cannot be the subject of a sentence. Sí No 6 "I like swimming" and "I like to swim" are both correct, with slightly different emphasis. Sí No 7 Some verbs are followed only by a gerund, such as 'avoid' and 'consider'. Sí No 8 The phrase 'to swim' is an infinitive; when used with 'to' it's called a to-infinitive. Sí No 9 The sentence 'I enjoyed to swim' is correct in standard English. Sí No 10 A gerund acts as a noun and ends in -ing. Sí No

Gerunds & Infinitives ChallengeVersion en ligne

Test your knowledge of gerunds and infinitives.

par JESUS MARQUEZ GUERRERO

A gerund can express tense like past or future.

Sí

Any verb can be followed by either a gerund or an infinitive with no meaning difference.

Sí

After many verbs, we choose between a gerund and an infinitive; for example, 'enjoy' is followed by a gerund.

Sí

After a modal verb, you should use a to-infinitive.

Sí

The phrase 'To swim' cannot be the subject of a sentence.

Sí

"I like swimming" and "I like to swim" are both correct, with slightly different emphasis.

Sí

Some verbs are followed only by a gerund, such as 'avoid' and 'consider'.

Sí

The phrase 'to swim' is an infinitive; when used with 'to' it's called a to-infinitive.

Sí

The sentence 'I enjoyed to swim' is correct in standard English.

Sí

A gerund acts as a noun and ends in -ing.

Sí

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Gerunds & Infinitives Challenge

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Créé par

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Gerunds & Infinitives ChallengeVersion en ligne

par JESUS MARQUEZ GUERRERO

A gerund can express tense like past or future.

Any verb can be followed by either a gerund or an infinitive with no meaning difference.

After many verbs, we choose between a gerund and an infinitive; for example, 'enjoy' is followed by a gerund.

After a modal verb, you should use a to-infinitive.

The phrase 'To swim' cannot be the subject of a sentence.

"I like swimming" and "I like to swim" are both correct, with slightly different emphasis.

Some verbs are followed only by a gerund, such as 'avoid' and 'consider'.

The phrase 'to swim' is an infinitive; when used with 'to' it's called a to-infinitive.

The sentence 'I enjoyed to swim' is correct in standard English.

A gerund acts as a noun and ends in -ing.

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