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Test your knowledge of gerund vs infinitive.

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Ayham Kamal

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Gerund vs Infinitive: True/False Quiz


Gerund vs Infinitive: True/False QuizVersion en ligne Test your knowledge of gerund vs infinitive. par Ayham Kamal 1 Infinitives can never be used after adjectives. Yes No 2 A gerund cannot follow a preposition. Yes No 3 The gerund can be the subject of a sentence: Walking is healthy. Yes No 4 After certain verbs, we use a gerund (e.g., enjoy, avoid, consider, mind, suggest). Yes No 5 Some verbs are followed by an infinitive with to (e.g., want to learn, need to go). Yes No 6 After 'would rather', the verb is in the base form (no to). Yes No 7 Every verb is followed by either a gerund or an infinitive. Yes No 8 After 'prefer', you always use the gerund. Yes No 9 The gerund and the infinitive have exactly the same meaning in all contexts. Yes No 10 Infinitives can express purpose: I study to improve. Yes No