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Infinitives vs Gerunds Exercise 4
Subject Explanations:
Gerunds and Infinitives
Subject Exercises:
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Gerunds and Infinitives Exercises
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Gerunds Infinitives Worksheet 2
3.
Gerunds Infinitives Fill in 3
4.
Ing vs To Forms 4
5.
Gerunds Infinitives 5
6.
Gerunds vs Infinitives 6
(Advanced)
7.
Gerunds vs Infinitives Exercise 7
8.
Gerunds vs Infinitives Exercise 8
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Fill in the blanks with
gerund
or
infinitive
form of the given verbs.
1. Sarah and her grandmother enjoyed ---- (spend) time together.
2. Those people who are fed up with ---- (wake up) very early in the morning can look for part-time jobs.
3. Your children are making a lot of noise. Do you mind ---- (warn) them about their behavior?
4. The man who was moving in with his friends, said that he was tired of ---- (live) alone.
5. The English national soccer team is looking forward to ---- (play) in USA.
6. Many parents think that it is exciting ---- (have) twins.
7. Jack's boss gave him a call ---- (ask) some questions.
8. Erin told her parents that she would like ---- (study) math at a reputable college.
9. My 6 year-old cousin likes ---- (surf) on the net.
10. ---- (be) a teacher is one of the most popular jobs.
Correctness =
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