-ING/TO INFINITIVES/DO/MAKE/PRESENT SIMPLE ADVERBS
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- Q1Which sentence uses the -ING form correctly?He interested in learning new languages.He is interest in learn new languages.He is interested in learning new languages.He is interested for learn new languages.30s
- Q2Which sentence correctly uses the -ING form?I enjoy to swim in the ocean.I enjoy swimming in the ocean.I enjoys swimming in the ocean.I am enjoy swimming in the ocean.30s
- Q3Which of the following sentences is correct?She decides to take a break.She deciding to take a break.She decided taking a break.She decided to take a break.30s
- Q4Which sentence correctly uses the infinitive form?I want to finish my homework.I wanted to finished my homework.I want finishing my homework.I want to finishing my homework.30s
- Q5Which sentence correctly uses the -ING form?She enjoys reading books before bed.She enjoys to read books before bed.She is enjoying to read books before bed.She enjoy reading books before bed.30s
- Q6Which sentence is correct in using -ING or TO infinitives?I enjoy reading books.I enjoy read books.I enjoy to read books.I enjoys reading books.30s
- Q7Which sentence correctly uses the infinitive form?She decided to go to the party.She decided going to the party.She decides to going to the party.She decide to go to the party.30s
- Q8Which of the following sentences is correctly using the -ING form?He suggest going for a walk.He suggests to go for a walk.He suggested to go for a walk.He suggested going for a walk.30s
- Q9Which sentence contains the correct use of 'to' with the infinitive?They want learning new languages.They wants to learn new languages.They want to learning new languages.They want to learn new languages.30s
- Q10Which sentence correctly uses the -ING form after a preposition?She is interested improve her skills.She is interested to improve her skills.She is interested in improving her skills.She is interest in improving her skills.30s
- Q11Which sentence correctly uses the -ING form after a verb?They enjoy to play soccer.They enjoys playing soccer.They enjoy play soccer.They enjoy playing soccer.30s
- Q12Which sentence correctly uses the infinitive 'to' with a verb?I hope traveling abroad next summer.I hope to traveling abroad next summer.I hopes to travel abroad next summer.I hope to travel abroad next summer.30s
- Q13Which of the following sentences correctly uses an -ING form?They discussed to go on a trip.They discussed go on a trip.They discuss going on a trip.They discussed going on a trip.30s
- Q14Which sentence uses the infinitive form correctly?She plans to studying medicine.She plans studying medicine.She plan to study medicine.She plans to study medicine.30s
- Q15Which sentence is correct if you want to describe a routine using an adverb of frequency?I am always going to the gym on Mondays.I always going to the gym on Mondays.I always go to the gym on Mondays.I go to the gym always on Mondays.30s