Infinitives and Gerunds – English Grammar Test for A2
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2 He decided going home early.
3 I enjoy to read novels in English.
4 They promised helping me with the homework.
5 She refused going to the party.
6 We agreed doing the project together.
7 He wants becoming a doctor.
8 She stopped to smoke because it was unhealthy.
9 They finished to eat dinner at 8 p.m.
10 I hope seeing you again soon.
11 He dislikes to wait for the bus.
12 She invited me coming to her birthday.
13 I forgot locking the door before leaving.
14 He avoided to answer the question.
15 We need studying harder for the exam.
16 She asked me being quiet.
17 They planned going to Paris next summer.
18 He agreed driving me home.
19 She promised calling me tomorrow.
20 I can’t stand to listen to loud music.
21 They suggested to visit the museum.
22 We decided travelling by train.
23 I remembered to see her at the party.
24 She stopped smoking to take a rest. (intended: quit smoking)
25 He recommended me to try that restaurant.
26 I want speaking English fluently.
27 They refused helping us.
28 She enjoys to dance with her friends.
29 I finished to write my homework.
30 He dislikes to be alone.
Answer
1 She suggested going to the cinema. – Suggest + gerund.
2 He decided to go home early. – Decide + to-infinitive.
3 I enjoy reading novels in English. – Enjoy + gerund.
4 They promised to help me with the homework. – Promise + to-infinitive.
5 She refused to go to the party. – Refuse + to-infinitive.
6 We agreed to do the project together. – Agree + to-infinitive.
7 He wants to become a doctor. – Want + to-infinitive.
8 She stopped smoking because it was unhealthy. – Stop + gerund = quit an activity.
9 They finished eating dinner at 8 p.m. – Finish + gerund.
10 I hope to see you again soon. – Hope + to-infinitive.
11 He dislikes waiting for the bus. – Dislike + gerund.
12 She invited me to come to her birthday. – Invite someone to do something.
13 I forgot to lock the door before leaving. – Forget to do = fail to remember.
14 He avoided answering the question. – Avoid + gerund.
15 We need to study harder for the exam. – Need + to-infinitive.
16 She asked me to be quiet. – Ask someone to do something.
17 They planned to go to Paris next summer. – Plan + to-infinitive.
18 He agreed to drive me home. – Agree + to-infinitive.
19 She promised to call me tomorrow. – Promise + to-infinitive.
20 I can’t stand listening to loud music. – Can’t stand + gerund.
21 They suggested visiting the museum. – Suggest + gerund.
22 We decided to travel by train. – Decide + to-infinitive.
23 I remembered seeing her at the party. – Remember + gerund = recall past action.
24 She stopped smoking. – Stop + gerund = quit habit. (Stop + infinitive = stop in order to do something else.)
25 He recommended trying that restaurant. – Recommend + gerund.
26 I want to speak English fluently. – Want + to-infinitive.
27 They refused to help us. – Refuse + to-infinitive.
28 She enjoys dancing with her friends. – Enjoy + gerund.
29 I finished writing my homework. – Finish + gerund.
30 He dislikes being alone. – Dislike + gerund.