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GRADE 9 QUIZ FOR COT
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It appears to be(be) raining.
A. INFINITIVE
B. GERUND
We intend to go (go) to the countryside this weekend.
Infinitives
Gerund
It appears to be(be) raining.
We intend to go (go) to the countryside this weekend.
Can you imagine living (live) without TV?
They tolerate smoking(smoke) but they prefer people not to.
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