To Buy Verb

Identify the correct verb form: I want ___ a new car.

• to buy

• buying

• bought

• buy

Choose the correct sentence:

• She is going to buy a new dress.

• She is going buy a new dress.

• She is going buying a new dress.

• She is going to buying a new dress.

Which sentence uses the verb 'to buy' correctly?

• He buy a new book every month.

• He buys a new book every month.

• He buying a new book every month.

• He to buy a new book every month.

Fill in the blank: They decided ___ a house in the countryside.

• to buy

• buying

• bought

• buy

What is the past tense of the verb 'to buy'?

• bought

• buyed

• buys

• buy

Choose the correct form of the verb: She plans ___ a gift for her friend.

• to buy

• buying

• bought

• buy

Select the sentence that correctly uses the infinitive form of 'to buy'.

• I am to buy a new phone.

• I am buying to a new phone.

• I am to buying a new phone.

• I am going to buy a new phone.

Which of the following sentences is grammatically correct?

• They are going to buy groceries.

• They are going buy groceries.

• They are going buying groceries.

• They are going to buying groceries.

Identify the correct usage of 'to buy' in a question:

• Do you want to buy a ticket?

• Do you want buy a ticket?

• Do you want buying a ticket?

• Do you want to buying a ticket?

Choose the correct sentence:

• We need to buy some milk.

• We need buy some milk.

• We need buying some milk.

• We need to buying some milk.