Test. Infinitive, Participle или Gerund.

1. Is there anything in that new magazine worth (to read)?

a) to read

b) reading

c) to be reading

2. Although I was in a hurry, I stopped (to talk) to him.

a) to talk

b) talking

c) to be talking

3. I really must stop (to smoke) .

a) to smoke

b) smoking

c) to be smoking

4. Would you mind (to close) the front door?

a) to close

b) closing

c) to be closing

5. You should remember (to phone) him. He'll be at home.

a) to phone

b) phoning

c) to be phoning

6. All parts of London seem (to belong) to different towns and epochs.

a) to belong

b) belonging

c) to have belonged

7. Do you enjoy (to teach) ?

a) to teach

b) teaching

c) to be teaching

8. Why have you stopped? Go on (to read) .

a) to read

b) reading

c) to be reading

9. The teacher asked us some questions and went on (to tell) us about the climate of England.

a) to tell

b) telling

c) to be telling

10. When we had finished (to eat), the waiter brought the bill.

a) to eat

b) eating

c) to be eating

11. My elder brother went to college, and I hope (to go) there too.

a) to go

b) going

12. My car needs a service badly, and Tom offered (to help) me with it.

a) to help

b) helping

c) to be helping

13. Avoid (to overeat) and you'll feel better soon.

a) to overeat

b) overeating

c) to be overeating

14. I can't help (to think) about that awful accident.

a) to think

b) thinking

c) to be thinking

15. The Brains want (to leave) for Boston this week.

a) to leave

b) leaving

16. I'll always remember (to meet) you for the first time.

a) to meet

b) meeting

c) to be meeting

17. She has grown taller.

She seems (to grow) taller.

a) to grow

b) to have grown

18. He is getting used to his new job.

He appears (to get used) to his new job.

a) to be getting used

b) to have got used

19. Kate makes friends easily.

She tends (to make) friends easily.

a) to make

b) to be making

c) to have made

20. He has finished the report.

He claims (to finish) the report.

a) to finish

b) to be finishing

c) to have finished

21. It is raining over there.

It seems (to rain) over there.

a) to rain

b) to be raining

c) to have rained

22. He is on a diet.

He appears (to be) on a diet.

a) to be

b) to be being

c) to have been

23. They have sailed round the world.

They claim (to sail) round the world.

a) to sail

b) to be sailing

c) to have sailed

24. She is feeling better.

She seems (to feel) better.

a) to feel

b) to be feeling

c) to have felt

25. A: What would you like to do tonight?

B: Let's (to go) to an Italian restaurant.

a) go

b) to go

b) to be going

b) to have gone

26. A: Is John here today?

B: Yes. I heard him (to talk) on the phone as I walked past his office.

a) talk

b) to talk

c) talking

d) to have talked

27. A: Colin is good at speaking in public, isn't he?

B: Yes. I heard him (to make) a speech last month. It was excellent.

a) make

b) to make

c) making

c) to have made

28. A: I walked past the sports center today.

B: So did I, and I stopped for a moment to watch some boys (to play) football.

a) to play

b) playing

c) to be playing

d) to have played

29. A: Your hair looks great today.

B: Thanks. I watched the hairdresser (to dry) it so I could learn how to do it myself.

a) dry

b) to dry

c) to be drying

d) to have dried

30. A: That's a music school, isn't it?

B: That's right. I often hear the students (to sing) as I walk past.

a) sing

b) singing

c) to sing

d) to have sung

31. A: Did you stay until the end of the contest?

B: Yes. I listened to the chairman (to announce) the results before I went home.

a) announce

b) to announce

b) announcing

b) to have announced

32. A: How do you know Tim is at home?

B: I saw him (to cut) the grass as I was driving home.

a) cut

b) to cut

c) cutting

d) to have cut

33. A: How do you know that man stole the watch?

B: I saw him (to put) it in his pocket and leave the shop without paying.

a) put

b) to put

b) putting

b) to have put

34. I'll never forget (to sail) down the Danube on that warm spring night last year.

a) sail

b) to sail

c) sailing

d) to be ailing

35. Please don't forget (to pay) the bill.

a) pay

b) to pay

c) paying

d) to have paid

36. John said he remembers (to buy) the newspaper, but now he can't find it.

a) buy

b) to buy

c) buying

d) to be buying

37. Did you remember (to post) my letters today?

a) post

b) to post

b) posting

b) to be posting

38. Gloria regrets (to shout) at her sister.

a) to shout

b) shouting

c) to be shouting

d) to have shouted

39. I regret (to inform) you that we cannot give you your money back.

a) inform

b) to inform

c) informing

d) to be informing

40. The students went on (to write) for another hour.

a) write

b) to write

c) writing

d) to have written

41. We are sorry (to announce) that the 7:15 train to Liverpool has been cancelled.

a) to announce

b) announcing

c) to be announcing

d) to have announced

42. I'm sorry for (to miss) your birthday party; I'll make it up to you.

a) to miss

b) missing

c) be missing

d) to have missed

43. She stopped (to go) to the gym after she had got back into shape.

a) go

b) going

c) to be going

d) to have gone

44. They stopped (to have) a rest before they continued their journey.

a) to have

b) having

c) to be having

d) to have had

45. They tried (to open) the door, but it was stuck.

a) to open

b) opening

c) to be opening

d) to have opened

46. You should try (to make) your own clothes. It's much cheaper.

a) make

b) to make

c) making

d) to be making

47. I'm sorry. I didn't mean (to break) your vase.

a) break

b) to break

c) breaking

d) to be breaking

48. Being a teacher means (to correct) a lot of homework.

a) correct

b) to correct

c) to be correcting

d) to have corrected

49. I like (to tidy) my room at week ends because I don't have time during the week.

a) tidy

b) to tidy

c) to be tidying

d) to have tidied

50. They like (to play) in the sea on hot days.

a) play

b) playing

c) to be playing

d) to have played

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