Gerunds/To-Infinitives (other uses)

Gerunds/To-Infinitives/Participles (other uses)

By Sherielyn Choi

Open Ended

Type a sentence using “prefer something TO something”

Open Ended

Type a sentence using “prefer GERUND TO GERUND”

Multiple Choice

I remember _____ my homework last night before sleeping, but now it’s gone!

• to do

• doing

• do

Multiple Choice

“Remember ____ your homework before going to bed,” said mom.

• do

• doing

• to do

Multiple Choice

In which sentence did Jack completely stop the action?

• Jack stopped playing football after his accident.

• Jack stopped to kick the ball before running to the goal.

Multiple Choice

In which sentence did Jack stop for a little bit and then continued?

• Jack stopped kicking the ball when he saw his friend.

• Jack stopped to kick the ball before he greeted his friend.

Multiple Choice

In which sentence did Jane put effort into trying something?

• Jane tried to listen to the song for an hour but she still didn’t like it.

• Jane tried listening to the song to see if she would like it.

Multiple Choice

In which sentence does Jane try to listen to see what would happen?

• Jane tried listening to do to see if she would like it. She did not.

• Jane tried to listen to the song but turned it off quickly.

Multiple Choice

Which sentence refers to the past?

• I really regret telling you my secret! Now, everyone knows!

• I really regret to tell you that your secret is out.

Multiple Choice

Which sentence refers to a future action?

• I really regret sleeping late last night. I don’t have energy today.

• We regret to call you and say that you did not get the job.

Multiple Choice

Which action talks about only ONE topic?

• Our teacher went on teaching even when the bell rang.

• Our teacher went on to teach another topic after the first one.

Multiple Choice

Which action talks about only switching to another topic?

• Ms Sherielyn goes on talking all the time.

• Ms Sherielyn went on to talk about her younger son.

Open Ended

I promised to study tonight.

Continue this sentence: He made a ______________

Multiple Choice

Which is correct?

• I took some cash to use it for my holiday.

• I took some cash to use for my holiday.

Using Present Participles after certain expressions​

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