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Gerund or infinitive exercise

May 5, 2013 - B1pdf

Complete the following sentences using an appropriate non-finite verb form.

Progress 0 of 6 answered
1I would like ............... you something.
Wrong!
2I don’t like to get up on Sundays. I prefer ............... .. in bed.
Wrong!
3‘Would you like to watch a movie?’ ‘No thanks. I would prefer ...............
Wrong!
4I am not accustomed to ............... under pressure.
Wrong!
5He doesn’t drive fast because he is afraid ...............
Wrong!
6He is afraid ............... her what he really thinks about her.
Wrong!
Done.
Score: 0/6

Answers

  1. I would like to tell you something.
  2. I don’t like to get up on Sundays. I prefer Either could be used here .. in bed.
  3. ‘Would you like to watch a movie?’ ‘No thanks. I would prefer to read
  4. I am not accustomed to Either could be used here under pressure.
  5. He doesn’t drive fast because he is afraid of crashing
  6. He is afraid Either could be used here her what he really thinks about her.
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