A2.1 Unit 2 +to + ing Object Pronouns

A2.1 Unit 2 +to + ing Object Pronouns

Indefinite pronouns

Followed by:

to infinitive or gerund (-ing)

love, like, hate, prefer

would like + to

enjoy + -ing

e.g. I enjoy studying English.

Multiple Choice

Which is incorrect?

• I love to cook.

• I hate cooking.

• I enjoy to cook.

Multiple Choice

Choose the incorrect sentence:

• She'd like singing.

• She likes singing.

• She likes to sing.

Multiple Choice

Click/tap the correct sentence:

• John would likes dancing.

• John would like dance.

• John would like to dance.

Multiple Choice

Click/tap the incorrect sentence:

• Mary's good at dancing.

• Mary's good to dance.

• Mary's place is good for dancing.

Multiple Choice

Choose the correct option:

• I'm interested in studying abroad.

• I'm interested in to study abroad.

• I'm interested to study abroad.

OBJECT PRONOUNS

me, you, him, her, it, us, them

e.g. Carlos, please pass me the pen.

Subject (doer, performer)

Object (receiver)

Carlos passes Juan the pen.

He passes him the pen.

Multiple Choice

Choose the correct answer:

A: Do you know Robert?

B: Uh! I don't really know ___.

• he

• his

• him

Multiple Choice

Choose the correct option:

• Everybody know Ecuador.

• Everybody knowing Ecuador.

• Everybody knows Ecuador.

Multiple Choice

Click/tap the best alternative:

A: Does anyone in your family like rock music?

B:

• No. Everyone like salsa.

• Not really. Everybody likes salsa.

• No. nobody likes that! Salsa!

Multiple Choice

Choose the best option:

I'm not good at sports, ___ I like to watch football on TV.

• also

• or

• but

Multiple Choice

Choose the best option:

I'm not good at sports, ___ I like to watch football on TV.

• also

• or

• but