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Infinitives With Or Without To Exercise

November 29, 2017 - B1pdf

The infinitive is used without to in some cases. Fill in the blanks with an infinitive with or without to.

Progress 0 of 12 answered
1I would rather ............... alone.
Wrong!
After "would rather", use the infinitive without to: "go".
2How dare you ............... me stupid?
Wrong!
After modal "dare", use the infinitive without to: "call".
3Need I ............... any longer?
Wrong!
After modal "need" in a question, use the infinitive without to: "wait".
4You had better ............... her what she wants.
Wrong!
After "had better", use the infinitive without to: "give".
5My mother does not let me ............... up late.
Wrong!
After "let" + object, use the infinitive without to: "stay".
6They made him ............... the place.
Wrong!
After active "make" + object, use the infinitive without to: "leave".
7I saw him ............... in.
Wrong!
After "see" + object, use the infinitive without to: "come".
8She was heard ............... that she was disappointed.
Wrong!
After the passive form "was heard", use the infinitive with to: "to say".
9I was made ............... .
Wrong!
After the passive form "was made", use the infinitive with to: "to apologize".
10We heard him ............... that he was quitting.
Wrong!
After "hear" + object, use the infinitive without to: "say".
11Did you feel the earth ...............?
Wrong!
After "feel" + object, use the infinitive without to: "move".
12The doctor advised me ............... smoking.
Wrong!
After "advise" + object, use the infinitive with to: "to quit".
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Answers

  1. I would rather go alone.
  2. How dare you call me stupid?
  3. Need I wait any longer?
  4. You had better give her what she wants.
  5. My mother does not let me stay up late.
  6. They made him leave the place.
  7. I saw him come in.
  8. She was heard to say that she was disappointed.
  9. I was made to apologize.
  10. We heard him say that he was quitting.
  11. Did you feel the earth move?
  12. The doctor advised me to quit smoking.
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