Gerunds and infinitives

An infinitive is a verb + to

• True

• False

• Maybe

• None

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What is the infinitive verb in this sentence?

I love to ride my bike in the summer time.

• I

• Love

• To Ride

• Summer

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What are the infinitive verbs in the following sentence?

I hate to leave you on a bad note, but I really need to go.

• Hate and Bad

• To leave and To go

• really and need

• To leave and Bad note

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What is the infinitive verb in the following sentence?

I need to run to the store and get some apples.

• Some apples

• To the Store

• To run

• I need

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Use the verb (help) in its infinitive form in the following sentence.

I love (a)   my sisters with their reading.

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Use the verb (slide) in its infinitive form.

I really need (a)   these papers across the table so I don't get in trouble.

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Use the verbs (go and get) in the infinitive form in the following sentence.

I need ________ to the store __________ supplies for dinner.

(a)  

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What is the gerund verb in the following sentence.

Singing in the rain is better than singing in the wind.

• singing

• better

• is

• than

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Use the verb (to help) in its gerund form in the sentence.

(a)   my mom cook dinner is my favorite chore.

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Use the verb (to eat) in its gerund form in the sentence.

I love (a)   at Peaches. Their fries are the best!

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