Infinitive or gerund TEST
Упражнение
1. Complete the sentences with the expression get a good job. Use the
Infinitive or the -ing form of the verb get.
- I want _________________________.
- I suggest _________________________.
- I decided _________________________.
- I recommend _________________________.
- I hope _________________________.
- I feel like _________________________.
- I managed _________________________.
- I am trying _________________________.
- I would appreciate _________________________.
- I will not refuse _________________________.
- I agree _________________________.
- I have denied _________________________.
Упражнение
2. Tick the correct item.
1
Greg enjoys … in the rain.
□ walk □ walking □ to walk
- I’d
like … Molly an e-mail now.
□ send □sending □ to send
- What does Steve want ...?
□ do □ doing □ to do
- The
cold coach watched his team … football.
□ play □ playing □ to play
- I prefer … detective stories.
□ read □ reading □ to read
- Would you like something …?
□ drink □ drinking □ to drink
Упражнение
3. Use Infinitive or -ing form.
- It
was quite late when they saw Martin … (come) up the other side of the
street. They saw him … (pause) in front of his house, … (look) up at it
and … (knock)
at the door.
- My
parents let me (stay) at Molly’s house last weekend. They agreed … (take)
me to his place in the car and they made me (promise) to behave myself.
- Mel
hates (answer) the phone. And very often Mel just lets it … (ring).
- At
first Jenny enjoyed … (listen) to Steven but after a while she got tired
of … (hear)
the same story.
- Polly
can’t (go) to the cinema today. She’s busy … (study) for her exam, which
is next week, but she’s decided … (take) a break and … (phone) Megan.
- I
tried … (listen) carefully and in order (not/show) how I was embarrassed,
I did my best … (keep)
the conversation … (go) on one topic and another.
Упражнение 4. Прочитайте предложения. Выберите один из
предложенных вариантов ответа.
- Peace
activist Baroness Bertha von Suttner encouraged Alfred Nobel ... a prize
for peace. (establish
/ to establish / establishing / to be established)
- The
police officer made Neil get out of the car and demanded … his driver's
licence.(see / seeing / to see / to be seen)
- In
the time of Peter the Great the noblemen were not allowed … beards. (have / to have /
having / having had)
- They
wouldn't let ... the country without the entry visa, would they? (him to enter / he
enters / him enter / him entering)
- Fred
couldn’t make … that he had caught the huge fish himself. (I believed/ me
believe / me believed / me to believe)
- Nick
was very close to the phone-box and Mary noticed him … the number, and
then she heard him ... something to passer-by. (to dial, to say / dialing,
to say / to dial, say / dial, say)
- Nick
was seen ... the hall and then Jane watched him ... (enter, go away / be
entered, to go away / enter, go away / to have entered, to be gone away)
- It's
too late now, but I will always regret ... John to do the work. (to ask / asking / ask
/ to be asked)
- My
friend Moira stopped ... whole milk because she is on a diet. (to buy / buying / buy
/ to be bought)
- They
were allowed... discussing the plans, so their partner introduced himself
and went on to talk about the project. (to continue / continuing /
continue / to be continued)
Упражнение
5 Put one of the given verbs in the correct form – infinitive or gerund:
to
see, to lock, to explain, to go, to show, to play, to listen, to do, to write,
to earn, to discuss, to drive, to look, to speak, to understand, to do, to
stay, to work, to spend
- I
wish ... the manager.— It’s no use ... to him.
- Don’t
forget ... the door before ... to bed.
- My
mother told me not ... to anyone about it.
- He
tried ... but she didn’t want ...
- Would
you mind ... me how the lift works?
- I’m
beginning ... what you mean.
- The
boys like ... tennis but not ... this in bad weather.
- Try ... this correctly.
- He
likes ... in his cabinet.
- I
prefer ... my car myself.
- I
advice you ... at my place and ... for a new flat.
- Let’s
... this tomorrow, I’m tired now.
- Most
people prefer ... money. Some don’t want ... them.
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