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Gerunds and Infinitives Exercise 4

The document provides an exercise to test understanding of gerunds and infinitives. It contains 20 sentences with a verb missing that needs to be completed as either a gerund or infinitive. Answers can be checked by clicking on boxes next to each sentence. At the bottom, there are links to other gerund and infinitive exercises and information on joining a membership to master English grammar.

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Gerunds and Infinitives Exercise 4

The document provides an exercise to test understanding of gerunds and infinitives. It contains 20 sentences with a verb missing that needs to be completed as either a gerund or infinitive. Answers can be checked by clicking on boxes next to each sentence. At the bottom, there are links to other gerund and infinitive exercises and information on joining a membership to master English grammar.

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GERUNDS AND
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EXERCISE 2
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Gerunds and Infinitives 2


Put the verb into the gerund or the infinitive:

1) She delayed CHECK

getting

(get) out of bed.


[.] SHOW

2) He demanded
CHECK
to speak

(speak) to the
manager.
SHOW
[.]

3) I offered CHECK

to help

(help).
[.] SHOW

4) I miss CHECK

going

(go) to the beach.


[.] SHOW

5) We postponed CHECK

doing

(do).
[.] SHOW

6) I'd hate CHECK

to arrive

(arrive) too late.


[.] SHOW

7) She admitted CHECK

stealing

(steal) the money.


[.] SHOW

8) I chose CHECK

to work

(work) here.
[.] SHOW

9) She waited CHECK

to buy

(buy) a drink.
[.] SHOW

10) I really appreciate CHECK

being

(be) on holiday.
[.] SHOW

11) I couldn't help CHECK

laughing

(laugh) .
[ laughing ] SHOW

12) It seems CHECK

to be

(be) raining.
[.] SHOW

13) I considered CHECK

moving

(move) to Spain.
[.] SHOW

14) They practised CHECK

speaking

(speak).
[.] SHOW

15) Finally I managed CHECK

to finish

(finish) the work.


[.] SHOW

16) I really can't stand CHECK

waiting

(wait) for the bus.


[.] SHOW

17) Unfortunately, we
can't afford CHECK

(buy) a new car this


year. SHOW

[.]

18) She risked CHECK

(be) late.
[.] SHOW

19) I'd love CHECK

(come) with you.


[.] SHOW

20) I prepared CHECK

(go) on holiday.
[.] SHOW

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