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WorksheetsQuiz on Infinitive Usage
Total questions: 50
Worksheet time: 25mins
Which sentence correctly uses the bare infinitive?
She wants to go to the park.
We saw him to run across the field.
You had better see a doctor.
He refused help with his work.
Which verb is typically followed by an infinitive?
Avoid
Enjoy
Decide
Mind
Choose the correct form: "You ______ (ask) Paul. He won't be able to help you."
ask
to ask
asking
asked
Which sentence is correct?
I dislike to wake up early.
She avoided to talk to him.
He suggested going for a walk.
We decided going to the cinema.
Choose the correct verb form: "He is far too young ______ (stay) out late at night."
staying
to stay
stay
stayed
Which sentence correctly uses an infinitive or -ing form?
She let me to borrow her book.
I advised him to look for a new job.
We watched them playing soccer and left.
She dislikes to wear suits to work.
Choose the correct form: "The coffee is too hot ______."
to drink
drinking
drink
drank
Which sentence is correct?
She is enough old to drive.
The weather is warm enough to go outside.
The bag is too heavy carry.
He doesn't have money enough buy a ticket.
Fill in the blank: "He wasn't strong ______ (lift) the box."
enough to lift
too to lift
enough lifting
to enough lift
Choose the correct form: "The thieves were seen ______ (drive) a stolen car."
drive
driving
to drive
drove
Which sentence correctly uses a participle?
Having finished his work, he left early.
He was seen to stealing the money.
She was hearing the music playing.
The broken window was fixing.
Which sentence is incorrect?
She saw him crossing the street.
He made me to laugh so hard.
I heard them arguing next door.
We watched her dance at the competition.
Identify the correct form: "I dislike ______ (shop) in crowded places."
shopping
to shop
shopped
He suggested ______ (visit) the museum this weekend.
to visit
visiting
visit
She arranged ______ (meet) her friends at the café.
to meet
meeting
meet
Choose the correct sentence:
It is enough easy for him to find a job.
It is easy enough for him to find a job.
It is too easy enough for him to find a job.
It is easy enough for him to find a job.
The music is ______ loud for me to concentrate.
enough
too
very
He was ______ tired to continue working.
too
enough
so
The chair is not ______ comfortable to sit on for hours.
too
enough
very
This box is ______ heavy for me to carry.
enough
too
very
Which sentence correctly uses a participle?
The children were seen play outside.
The children were seen playing outside.
The children were seen to play outside.
I saw her ______ (talk) to her friend.
to talk
talked
talking
Having ______ (finish) my homework, I went to bed.
finished
finish
finishing
The broken window was ______ (repair) quickly.
repair
repaired
repairing
I heard my name ______ (call) in the crowd.
called
calling
call
I won't forget ______ (see) that movie.
seeing
to see
saw
It's too late ______ (play) loud music.
to play
playing
plays
I remember ______ (meet) him at the party.
meet
to meet
meeting
She suggested ______ (take) a break.
taking
to take
took
I'd like ______ (invite) you to my party.
invite
inviting
to invite
Which sentence correctly uses "too"?
This bag is too enough heavy.
This bag is too heavy to carry.
This bag is enough too heavy.
This bag is too heavy enough.
Which sentence correctly uses "enough"?
He isn't tall enough to play basketball.
He isn't too enough tall to play basketball.
He isn't enough tall to play basketball.
He isn't too tall enough to play basketball.
The tea is ______ hot for me to drink.
enough
too
very
so
The coffee isn't ______ sweet for me.
too
very
enough
so
It was ______ cold to go outside, so we stayed indoors.
very
enough
too
so
This room is not big ______ to fit all the guests.
too
enough
very
so
The movie was ______ boring for me to enjoy.
too
very
enough
so
The bag is too heavy ______ carry.
to
for
enough
so
The soup isn't hot ______ to eat yet.
too
so
enough
very
He was ______ tired to stay up late last night.
too
very
enough
so
She is ______ short to reach the shelf.
too
so
enough
very
The hotel isn't big ______ to host a conference.
too
very
so
enough
The book is not interesting ______ for me to finish.
too
very
enough
so
She has saved ______ money to buy a car.
too
very
so
enough
It's ______ late to catch the last train.
too
very
enough
so
The bag isn't ______ heavy for me to carry.
too
very
enough
so
It's ______ cold to go swimming today.
too
enough
very
so
This sofa is big ______ for all of us to sit on.
too
enough
very
so
This house isn't large ______ to accommodate a family of five.
too
enough
very
so
The jacket was ______ expensive for me to afford.
too
enough
very
so
