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Gerunds and infinitives · worksheet

Name · Date: ______________________________

A) Put the verb in the right form

Use the verb in brackets.

  1. I enjoy (work) with people.
  2. We decided (rent) a car.
  3. Do you mind (wait) a few minutes?
  4. She managed (finish) the project on time.
  5. I'm interested in (learn) Japanese.
  6. I'm looking forward to (see) you.
  7. He went to the bank (get) some cash.
  8. Remember (lock) the door when you leave.

B) Put the words in order

Write the whole sentence.

  1. stopped / two / years / I / eating / ago / meat
  2. time / on / finish / project / to / the / managed / She
  3. looking / you / I'm / forward / to / seeing

C) Choose the correct sentence

One of each pair is correct.

  1. I'm looking forward to seeing you./I'm looking forward to see you.
  2. He went to the bank to get some cash./He went to the bank for get some cash.
  3. I enjoy to work with people./I enjoy working with people.
Answers: A: 1 working, 2 to rent, 3 waiting, 4 to finish, 5 learning, 6 seeing, 7 to get, 8 to lock. B: 1 I stopped eating meat two years ago. 2 She managed to finish the project on time. 3 I'm looking forward to seeing you. C: 1 I'm looking forward to seeing you., 2 He went to the bank to get some cash., 3 I enjoy working with people..

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