Gerunds and Infinitives 2021

I’d ____ in and watch TV than go out.

• better stay

• rather to stay

• better to stay

• rather stay

You’re wrong! I don’t remember ____ that!

• saying

• to say

• say

• to saying

There’s ____ to convince him. He won’t change his mind.

• point to try

• no point to try

• no point in trying

• point to trying

Her parents won’t let her ____ out alone.

• go

• to go

• going

• to going

I’m not ____ mountain biking.

• too fit to go

• enough fit to go

• very fit to go

• fit enough to go

She had great difficulty ____ a new job.

• to find

• in finding

• find

• of finding

We regret ____ you that we won’t be able to attend the meeting.

• inform

• informing

• to inform

• to informing

You’d ____ ready for next week’s meeting!

• rather be

• better be

• let be

• make be

I ____ you, but I was awfully busy.

• meaning to call

• meant to call

• meant calling

• mean calling

The small fishing villages are definitely ____.

• worth visiting

• no use visiting

• no point in visiting

• good visiting