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WorksheetsGerunds & Infinitives
Total questions: 35
Worksheet time: 40mins
The gerund is...
verb + ing
to + verb
The verbs like, love and hate go with...
gerund
infinitive
both
The verbs suggest goes with...
gerund
infinitive
both
Verbs like decide, refuse or plan go with...
gerund
infinitive
both
Choose the correct option:
Se decided __________ to the party.
to go
going
both
They avoided __________ about the problem.
to talk
talking
both
Would you like ____________ dinner with us?
to eat
eating
both
I enjoy ___________ books in my free time.
to read
reading
both
Complete the sentences with gerunds or infinitives:
I can't imagine (a) (live) in another country.
We're planning (a) (spend) the holidays in Italy.
She refused (a) (help) us with the project.
He suggested (a) (go) for a walk after dinner.
I need (a) (buy) some groceries on my way home.
I'm looking forward to (a) (meet) my boyfriend's family.
Correct the mistakes in the sentences:
She wants talking to the manager.
(a)
He enjoys to play football on weekends.
(a)
He keeps to make the same mistake.
(a)
I decided going to the party.
(a)
He doesn't mind to wait for a long time.
(a)
Which of these is used for negative and interrogative sentences?
some
any
no
Choose the correct answers:
I couldn't find ___________ to park my car.
somewhere
anywhere
nowhere
She doesn't have _____________ to wear to the wedding.
something
anything
nothing
______________ left their coat in the classroom.
someone
anyone
no one
There is ___________ interesting on TV tonight.
something
anything
nothing
Do you know ___________ who speaks German?
someone
anyone
no one
Complete the sentences with a compound of some / any / no:
There isn't (a) in the fridge.
Have you seen (a) around here who can fix a computer?
(a) is calling you, you should answer that.
We've looking for my brother but he is (a) to be found.
I want to buy (a) special for my family this Christmas.
Correct the mistakes in the sentences (write only the correct word):
I didn't see nobody at the party.
(a)
There is anything we can do about it.
(a)
I met anybody on my trip to Rome.
(a)
We went to the store, but there wasn't nowhere to park the car.
(a)
Amy left anything for you, it's on your desk.
(a)
