To V, Ving and Bare Infinitive Quiz

Which of the following is an example of using the bare infinitive after a modal verb?

• She can swim.

• He might to go

• They should to eat

• I must to leave

What is the correct form of the verb in the following sentence:

He is very proud of his fashion style so he enjoys ________ (look) at by other people on the street.

Choose the correct verb form to complete the sentence:

I prefer ________ (walk) to the store instead of driving.

• walks

• walked

• walk

• walking

Which of the following verbs is commonly followed by the bare infinitive?

• The verb 'let' is commonly followed by the bare infinitive.

• The verb 'eat' is commonly followed by the bare infinitive.

• The verb 'study' is commonly followed by the bare infinitive.

• The verb 'run' is commonly followed by the bare infinitive.

Select the appropriate form of the verb to complete the sentence:

They are used to ________ (get) up early for school.

• being gotten

• got

• get

• getting

Which of the following is an example of using the bare infinitive after a modal verb?

• They should to eat

• She can sing.

• He might to go

• I must to leave

What is the correct form of the verb in the following sentence:

They regret ________ (buy) the coat hanger last week

• buying

• not studied

• having bought

• not study

Choose the correct verb form to complete the sentence:

I can't stand ________ (listen) to loud music.

• listen

• listening

• listened

• to listen

Choose the correct verb form to complete the sentence:

We are used to ________ (call) for before dinner, this happened because we were often lost track of time while studying.

• calling

• being called

• to calling

• to call

Which of the following verbs is commonly followed by the bare infinitive?

• The verb 'make' is commonly followed by the bare infinitive.

• The verb 'drink' is commonly followed by the bare infinitive.

• The verb 'play' is commonly followed by the bare infinitive.

• The verb 'sing' is commonly followed by the bare infinitive.