Gerunds and infinitives quiz 1

Choose the correct verb form to complete each sentence: full infinitve, bare infinitive or -ing form (gerund).

I like __________ pay my bills online
1. to pay
2. paying
3. pay
I like ____________ out for dinner with my friends.
1. to go
2. going
3. go
I'd like _________ swimming this afternoon.
1. to go
2. going
3. go
You really must ___________ this book. It's amazing.
1. to read
2. reading
3. read
It was too late ________ out for dinner.
1. to go
2. going
3. go
It's easy _________ to the city centre from here.
1. to get
2. getting
3. get
It's important ____________ if you want to be sure of a seat.
1. to book
2. booking
3. book
I'm going to the shop ________ some milk.
1. to get
2. getting
3. get
I'm thinking of ____________ a party on Saturday.
1. to have
2. having
3. have
They wouldn't let me ________ to watch the film.
1. to stay up
2. staying up
3. stay up
They made her ________ a new contract.
1. to sign
2. signing
3. sign
I don't mind _________ the washing up.
1. to do
2. doing
3. do
We're having problems __________ the right material for you dress.
1. to find
2. finding
3. find
Try to do it without __________ too much noise
1. to make
2. making
3. make
I'd like _______________ to the party but unfortunately I had to work.
1. to go
2. to have gone
3. to be gone
I hate __________ what to do!
1. to tell
2. to have told
3. being told
If you break the speed limit, you risk ________________ .
1. stopping the police
2. to be stopped by the police
3. being stopped by the police
He seems _____________ his new job.
1. to be enjoying
2. to be enjoyed
3. to have enjoyed
That bike is going __________ if you don't lock it up.
1. to steal
2. to stealing
3. to be stolen
We expect ______________ their decision soon.
1. to tell
2. to have told
3. to be told