Fill in the blanks with the most appropriate form of the infinitive.
1Nobody likes ...............
Wrong!
Use the passive infinitive "to be bullied" because nobody likes being the object of bullying.
2She came here ............... work.
Wrong!
Use "to find" to show the purpose of coming here.
3Everyone wants ............... rich.
Wrong!
Use "to be" before an adjective to express a desired state.
4She agreed ...............
Wrong!
The verb "agreed" is followed by the infinitive "to help" for a future action.
5Do you know how ...............?
Wrong!
After "how", use the simple active infinitive "to swim" for an ability.
6My dad taught me how ...............
Wrong!
After "taught me how", use the simple active infinitive "to drive" for the skill learned.
7She doesn't like ............... while she is working.
Wrong!
Use the passive infinitive "to be disturbed" because she receives the disturbance.
8He was supposed ............... here in the morning.
Wrong!
Use the perfect infinitive "to have been" for an expected action that was already due in the past.
9You need ............... punctual.
Wrong!
The main verb "need" is followed by the infinitive "to be" here.
10You ............... to work so hard.
Wrong!
Use "don't need" before a to-infinitive to say something is not necessary.
11His parents have saved enough for him. He need not ............... or earn.
Wrong!
Modal "need not" is followed by the bare infinitive "work" without "to".
12Do you need ............... now?
Wrong!
The main verb "need" is followed by the to-infinitive "to go" in this question.
Done.
Score: 0/12
Answers
- Nobody likes to be bullied
- She came here to find work.
- Everyone wants to be rich.
- She agreed to help
- Do you know how to swim?
- My dad taught me how to drive
- She doesn’t like to be disturbed while she is working.
- He was supposed to have been here in the morning.
- You need to be punctual.
- You don’t need to work so hard.
- His parents have saved enough for him. He need not work or earn.
- Do you need to go now?
