Grammar: Gerunds and Infinitives

I learned ___________ French when I was at school. (speak)

• to speak

• speak

• speaking

Laura's mother lets her __________ when she wants. (go out)

• to go out

• go out

• going out

The sheets on this bed are dirty. They need __________. (change)

• to change

• change

• changing

It's getting late. We should better _____________ much longer. (not stay)

• to not stay

• don't stay

• not stay

• not staying

I'm going to carry on ___________ until 8:00 tonight. (work)

• to work

• work

• working

Would you rather ____________ in the country or in a town? (live)

• to live

• live

• living

I couldn't help _________ when my brother fell off his bicycle. (laugh)

• to laugh

• laugh

• laughing

Could you try ______ late tomorrow? (not be)

• to not be

• not to be

• don't be

• not be

• not being

Did you managed _________ the report before the meeting? (finish)

• to finish

• finish

• finishing

If l tell you a secret, do you promise ___________ anybody? (not tell)

• to not tell

• don't tell

• not to tell

• not tell

• not telling