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GERUNDS AND INFINITIVES IN SENTENCE

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Q 1/7
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Shiara can't stand ________ on trains.
30
riding
to ride
Q 2/7
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Kevin enjoys ________ people out dinner.
30
inviting
to invites

7 questions

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Shiara can't stand ________ on trains.

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Kevin enjoys ________ people out dinner.

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30 sec

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Daneila stopped _______ her shoelace. Wait for her.

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Ann Marie is having trouble _________ on the exam.

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My wife Nicole always volunteers ________ cakes PTA meeting.

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Please allow me ________ your Facebook page.

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Don't waste my time ______ about your salary.

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In English, gerunds and infinitives are verb forms that can function as nouns, and while they often appear in similar contexts, they are used differently.
Gerund and infinitive verbs in English grammar
Gerunds and infinitives
110.31.b.17.C
Topic: Reading/Vocabulary Development
STAAR English II High School 2014 - Past Paper
110.31.b.1.B