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WorksheetsGerunds, Participal, and Infinitives
Total questions: 67
Worksheet time: 56mins
My friends and I love to watch the movie Elf.
Buddy the Elf, hoping to find his parents, heads to New York City.
Smiling is my favorite!
The elves put the wrapped presents into the bag.
Buddy wasn't bothered by the snickering strangers.
Baking Christmas cookies is Buddy's favorite activity.
I want to go ice skating with Buddy!
Amazed by the bright city lights, Buddy wanders around New York.
Alan can’t stand (a) on trains. (riding/ to ride)
Mr. Harris enjoys (a) people out to dinner. (inviting / to invite)
In the old days, gentlemen challenged their rivals (a) . (fighting / to fight)
As the famous saying goes, there’s no use (a) over spilt milk. (crying / to cry)
Jim stopped (a) his shoelace. Wait for him. (tying / to tie)
My wife always volunteers (a) cakes PTA meetings. (baking / to bake)
Don’t waste my time (a) about your salary. (complaining/ to complain)
Eva is having trouble (a) on the exam. (concentrating / to concentrate)
Please allow me (a) your Facebook page. (joining / to join)
You won’t forget (a) milk on your way home, will you? (picking up /to pick up)
The formula for an infinitive is TO+
noun
verb
adverb
adjective
True or false: "To run" is an infinitive.
true
false
True or False: "To the doctor" is an infinitive.
True
False
Find the infinitive in "My dog likes to play frisbee."
dog
likes to
to play
play frisbee
Find the infinitive: We all like to eat cake.
all like
like to
to eat
eat cake
Find the infinitive: To quit, I clicked the X in the corner.
to quit
I clicked
clicked the X
quit I
Find all the infinitives: I wanted to leave, but my sister wanted to stay.
wanted to
to leave
sister wanted
to stay
Find the infinitive: My mom went in the kitchen to find some bread.
in the kitchen
went
to find
some bread
Find the infinitive: We visited Alaska to see the northern lights.
visited
to see
the northern lights
Find the infinitive: To escape, he crawled through the sewers.
To escape
he crawled
sewers
Find the infinitive: I don't want to clean my locker.
don't
want to
to clean
to my locker
Find all of the infinitives: To keep us quiet, the babysitter sent us all to swim.
To keep
us quiet
to swim
Pick the correct sentence:
She wants go shopping.
She want to go shopping
She wants to go shopping.
I'm at a payphone trying to call home.
He never ...................... stressed about school. He likes it.
is feeling
feel
felt
feels
________she likes apples?
Do
Does
______we study for our exam?
Do
Does
My grandma _________ likes to play videogames.
don´t
doesn´t
My grandma ......................... a mobile phone.
didn't use
didn't used
dont' use
doesn't used
Write in order:
pizza/didn't/she/eat
Pizza didn't she eat
She pizza didn't eat
Eat pizza she didn't
She didn't eat pizza
People see psychiatrists because they need to talk about their issues.
infinitive
gerund
present participle
past participle
He signaled to Jake, the middle brother, to take over the cash register.
Adjective clause
Appositive phrase
Prepositional phrase
Inifinitive phrase
A doorstop serves one main purpose, to keep the door open.
Participial (gerund) phrase
Adverb clause
Past participial phrase
Infinitive phrase
Impressed by how well he raps, I think Kendrick Lamar is one of the greatest rappers of all time.
Appositive phrase
Past participial phrase
Adjective clause
Infinitive phrase
After the final bell, Muhammad Ali won the fight.
Prepositional phrase
Past (gerund) participial phrase
Adverb clause
Inifinitive phrase
The tyrannosaur was leaning against the car, which rocked back and forth.
Adjective clause
Adverb clause
Appositive phrase
Prepositional phrase
To write a great essay, you must write a variety of good sentences.
Prepositional phrase
Adverb clause
Inifinitive phrase
Past participial phrase
Living in Texas, means you have to be used to intense heat in the summer.
Adverb clause
Appositive phrase
Adjective clause
Past (gerund) participial phrase
The author, who wrote the book in six months, inspired me to write my own novel.
Appositive phrase
Inifinitive phrase
Prepositionl phrase
Adjective clause
When the rain stopped, there was a rainbow in the sky.
Infinitive phrase
Prepositional phrase
Adjective clause
Adverb phrase
Adorened with diamonds and pearls, my mom's necklace was a gift from her new male friend.
Past participial phrase
Appositive phrase
Infinitive phrase
Adverb clause
Suddenly interested in stars, I asked my mom to get me a telescope for my birthday.
Infinitive phrase
Appositive phrase
Past participial phrase
Gerund phrase
