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Practice Questions

The phrase “make a decision to…” is followed by a/an:

A. Gerund
B. Full infinitive
C. Bare infinitive
D. Participle
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Jun 25, 2026

The sentence “I am happy to help you” is correct. An incorrect form would be:

A. I am happy for helping you.
B. I am happy to helping you.
C. I am happy helping you.
D. Both A and B are incorrect.
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Jun 25, 2026

The phrase “It is easy to please her” is correct. The infinitive phrase acts as a/an:

A. Noun
B. Adjective
C. Adverb
D. Complement
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Jun 25, 2026

The phrase “It is impossible to…” is followed by a/an:

A. Gerund
B. Full infinitive
C. Participle
D. Adverb
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Jun 25, 2026

Which sentence is an example of an infinitive phrase as a direct object?

A. To quit is not an option.
B. I promised to finish the task.
C. He has a tendency to lie.
D. The best way is to follow the rules.
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Jun 25, 2026

In the sentence “He seems to be a man of great integrity,” the infinitive phrase functions as a:

A. Direct object
B. Adjective
C. Adverb
D. Subject complement
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Jun 25, 2026

The phrase “used to” (with to as a part of the idiom) is followed by a/an:

A. Gerund
B. Full infinitive
C. Participle
D. Bare infinitive
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Jun 25, 2026

Which sentence uses an infinitive correctly?

A. They decided go to the park.
B. They decided to going to the park.
C. They decided to go to the park.
D. They decided going to the park.
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Jun 25, 2026

The verb ‘refuse’ is always followed by a/an:

A. Gerund
B. Full infinitive
C. Participle
D. Prepositional phrase
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Jun 25, 2026

Which of the following is an example of an infinitive functioning as an adjective?

A. I have a lot to study.
B. To study is important.
C. He likes to study.
D. He is a man who loves to study.
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Jun 25, 2026

The phrase “have to” is followed by a/an:

A. Gerund
B. Bare infinitive
C. Full infinitive
D. Participle
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Jun 25, 2026

The phrase “It is easy to…” should be followed by a/an:

A. Gerund
B. Full infinitive
C. Past participle
D. Adjective
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Jun 25, 2026

Which sentence has an infinitive acting as an adjective?

A. To eat is to live.
B. We have a lot of work to do.
C. I like to eat.
D. He eats to live.
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Jun 25, 2026

The phrase “He appears to…” is followed by a/an:

A. Gerund
B. Full infinitive
C. Participle
D. Adverb
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Jun 25, 2026
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Jun 25, 2026

A gerund is used as the object of a preposition. An infinitive:

A. is also used as the object of a preposition
B. is never used as the object of a preposition
C. is only used as the object of a preposition if the preposition is 'to'
D. is always used as the object of a preposition
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Jun 25, 2026

“I tried to reach him.” This means:

A. I was attempting to reach him.
B. I succeeded in reaching him.
C. I was trying out the method of reaching him.
D. I wanted to reach him.
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Jun 25, 2026

“I tried reaching him.” This means:

A. I attempted to reach him.
B. I reached him successfully.
C. I tested the method of reaching him.
D. I wanted to reach him.
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Jun 25, 2026

The phrase “be afraid to” is followed by a/an:

A. Gerund
B. Full infinitive
C. Past participle
D. Adjective
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Jun 25, 2026
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