Gerunds After Some Verbs

Write the correct form of the verb (gerund or infinitive)

Use only lowercase.

I enjoy __________ (listen) to music.

Choose true or false according to the following statement.

It's common to write gerunds after phrasal verbs.

• True

• False

Verbs Forget and Remember regarding a memory are followed by__________

• Gerunds

• Infinitives

• Adjectives

• Prespositions

Choose true or false according to the following statement.

Gerund verbs can replace a noun in a sentence.

• True

• False

I learned English by _____ to English friends.

• speak

• speaking

• spoke

• are speaking

What rule applies to this sentence?

• We use the gerund after certain verbs like admit, avoid,

  consider, involve, risk, suggest

• We use the gerund after prepositions.

• We use the gerund as the subject/object of a sentence.

• We use the gerund with go to talk about physical

  activities

What rule applies to this example?

• We use the gerund after prepositions.

• We use the gerund after certain verbs like admit, avoid,

  consider, involve, risk, suggest

• We use the gerund as the subject/object of a sentence

• We use the gerund after verbs of liking or disliking

  (except when the verb goes with would, e.g. would like, would

  prefer).

Match this sentences with its rule

• We use the gerund with go to talk about physical

  activities.

• We use the infinitive to explain why somebody does

  something.

• We use the infinitive after certain verbs like agree, appear, arrange, ask, decide, expect, forget, help, learn, manage,

  need, promise, try, want.

• We use the gerund after prepositions.

Match this sentence with its rule

• We use the gerund after verbs of liking or disliking (except when the verb goes with would, e.g. would like, would prefer).

• We use the gerund after certain verbs like admit, avoid,

  consider, involve, risk, suggest

• We use the infinitive immediately after adjectives.

• We use the infinitive after too, enough, the first, the last.

Match this sentence with its rule...

• We use the gerund as the subject/object of a sentence

• We use the gerund after certain verbs like admit, avoid,

  consider, involve, risk, suggest

• We use the infinitive after too, enough, the first, the last.

• We use the infinitive to explain why somebody does

  something.