Gerund and Infinitives

Gerunds and Infinitives

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Multiple Choice

Look at the sentence. What is it about?

I remember meeting him for the first time.

• remembering the past

• remembering something for the future

Multiple Choice

Look at the sentence. What is it about?

Please remember to meet him at the train station.

• remembering the past

• remembering something for the future

Study these sentences for 3 minutes (you will need to remember them:)

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Multiple Choice

We use ____________ after certain verbs like can't help, enjoy, etc.

• the gerund (Ving)

• the infitinitive (to + V1)

• the base form (without to)

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We use ____________ after certain verbs like want, afford, etc.

• the gerund (Ving)

• the infitinitive (to + V1)

• the base form (without to)

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We use ____________ after modal verbs and some expressions like might, would rather, let and make, etc.

• the gerund (Ving)

• the infitinitive (to + V1)

• the base form (without to)

Multiple Choice

When a phrasal verb (keep on, give up, look forward to, etc.) is followed by a verb the verb is ___________, etc.

• the gerund (Ving)

• the infitinitive (to + V1)

• the base form (without to)

Multiple Choice

In the passive, make is followed by _________.

My boss makes us work hard.

But,

We are made (to work/work/working) hard.

Or,

We are made (to wear/wear/wearing) a uniform at school.

• the gerund (Ving)

• the infitinitive (to + V1)

• the base form (without to)

Multiple Choice

Is there a difference in the meaning?

It started raining.

It started to rain.

• yes

• no

Multiple Choice

Choose the correct option for the meaning of the underlined part.

Remember to lock the door.

• remembering something for the future

• remember the past

Multiple Choice

Choose the correct option for the meaning of the underlined part.

I remember meeting Lila as a child.

• remembering something for the future

• remember the past

Multiple Choice

Choose the correct option for the meaning of the underlined part.

Sorry. I forgot to do it.

• not remembering to do something

• not remembering something in the past

Multiple Choice

Choose the correct option for the meaning of the underlined part.

I will never forget seeing the Taj Mahal.

• not remembering to do something

• not remembering something in the past

Multiple Choice

Choose the correct option for the meaning of the underlined part.

I tried to open the window.

• to make an effort to do something

• experiment to see if something works

Multiple Choice

Choose the correct option for the meaning of the underlined part.

Try calling Yili on her cellphone.

• to make an effort to do something

• experiment to see if something works

Multiple Choice

Choose the correct option for the meaning of the underlined part.

The car needs cleaning.

• to be cleaned by someone

• to clean itself

Remember!

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Multiple Choice

Choose the correct option.

• to see

• seeing

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• to call

• calling

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Choose the correct option.

• to take

• taking

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Choose the correct option.

• to lock

• locking

Multiple Choice

Choose the correct option.

• to turn

• turning

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Choose the correct option.

• to paint

• painting

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Choose the correct option.

• to send

• sending

Multiple Choice

Choose the correct option.

• to learn

• learning