Infinitives and Gerunds Quiz after nouns, adjectives, pronouns

Using infinitives after nouns: Identify the correct sentence that uses an infinitive after a noun.

• I have a desire traveling the world.

• I have a desire to travel the world.

• They have a goal to running a marathon.

• She has a plan to study abroad.

Using infinitives after nouns: Choose the sentence that correctly uses an infinitive after a noun.

• They have a goal to studying harder.

• She has a plan to go shopping.

• I have a desire to travel the world.

• I have a desire to eating dinner.

Using infinitives after nouns: Select the sentence where an infinitive is used correctly after a noun.

• She had the ability to sing beautifully.

• I have the desire to cook delicious meals.

• The opportunity to play the piano well.

• He gave her the chance to dances gracefully.

Using infinitives after nouns: Determine the sentence that demonstrates the correct use of an infinitive after a noun.

• I have a desire to eat.

• They have a goal to study.

• She has a plan to sleep.

• I have a desire to travel.

Using gerunds after adjectives: Identify the correct sentence that uses a gerund after an adjective.

• He is happy to go shopping.

• She is interested in studying abroad.

• She is afraid to cook dinner.

• They are excited to play soccer.

Using gerunds after adjectives: Choose the sentence that correctly uses a gerund after an adjective.

• He was happy for to win the game.

• They were disappointed for not getting the job.

• She was excited about going to the concert.

• I am anxious about to start my new job.

Using gerunds after adjectives: Select the sentence where a gerund is used correctly after an adjective.

• I am interested in to play.

• He is happy at to dance.

• She is good at singing.

• They are excited about to swim.

Using gerunds after pronouns: Identify the correct sentence that uses a gerund after a pronoun.

• She enjoys swimming.

• They hate running.

• He likes to swim.

• I prefer to dance.

Using infinitive after pronouns: Choose the sentence that correctly uses an infinitive after a pronoun.

• He want people to help me.

• He wanted people to help me.

• He wants people helping me.

• He wanted people to helping me.

Using gerunds after pronouns: Determine the sentence that demonstrates the correct use of a gerund after a pronoun.

• I appreciate him to help me.

• I appreciate you helping me.

• I appreciate him helping me.

• I appreciate his to help me.