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The verb ‘make’ is a causative verb. In “The heat made the crops wither,” the infinitive is used as a:

A. Gerund

B. Bare infinitive ✓

C. Full infinitive

D. Participle

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Which of the following sentences has a correct passive infinitive?

A. The students want to be taught by the best teachers. ✓

B. The students want to teach by the best teachers.

C. The students want to being taught by the best teachers.

D. The students want to be teaching by the best teachers.

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The infinitive phrase “to build a house” acts as a direct object in:

A. To build a house is expensive.

B. They want to build a house. ✓

C. They used bricks to build a house.

D. A house to build is required.

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The word “except” can be followed by a bare infinitive. Which sentence is correct?

A. He did nothing except to complain.

B. He did nothing except complaining.

C. He did nothing except complain. ✓

D. He did nothing except to complaining.

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“I’d love to go out with you.” In this sentence, “to go” is a:

A. Gerund

B. Subject complement

C. Direct object ✓

D. Adjective

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Jun 25, 2026

Which of the following sentences is incorrect?

A. He went to the library to study.

B. He went to the library studying.

C. He went to the library for studying.

D. Both B and C are incorrect. ✓

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The phrase “had better” is followed by a/an:

A. Full infinitive

B. Gerund

C. Bare infinitive ✓

D. Adverb

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The phrase “to be honest” in a sentence like “To be honest, I don’t agree” functions as a/an:

A. Adjective

B. Adverbial phrase ✓

C. Infinitive complement

D. Noun phrase

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Which sentence is grammatically flawless?

A. He promised me that he would not lie.

B. He promised me not to lie.

C. He promised not to lie to me.

D. All are correct. ✓

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It is important to not lose hope. This sentence is:

A. Grammatically incorrect due to the split infinitive.

B. Grammatically correct, but "not to lose" is preferred. ✓

C. Grammatically incorrect because the negative is misplaced.

D. Grammatically incorrect because "not" is an adverb.

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She is too shy to express her feelings. The infinitive phrase here modifies the adjective:

A. shy ✓

B. too

C. feelings

D. express

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The sentence “I watched the bird fly away” is grammatically correct because ‘watch’ is a verb of perception followed by a:

A. Gerund

B. Full infinitive

C. Participle

D. Bare infinitive ✓

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The passive infinitive is “to be + past participle.” Which sentence uses a passive infinitive correctly?

A. The problem is to solve it.

B. The problem is to be solved by someone. ✓

C. The problem to be solving is difficult.

D. The problem to be solved by me.

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He is the last person to enter the room. The infinitive here functions as a/an:

A. Noun

B. Adjective ✓

C. Adverb

D. Verb

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Which infinitive phrase functions as a noun?

A. The man to talk to is here.

B. She wants to get a car. ✓

C. He is anxious to leave.

D. It is a great opportunity to grow.

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The verb “manage” is typically followed by a/an:

A. Gerund

B. Bare infinitive

C. Full infinitive ✓

D. Prepositional phrase

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Which of the following sentences has a correct split infinitive?

A. She decided to immediately begin her work.

B. She decided to begin her work immediately.

C. She immediately decided to begin her work.

D. Both B and C are correct. ✓

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Jun 25, 2026

The sentence “We want them to understand the issue” is an example of an infinitive with a subject. The subject of the infinitive is:

A. We

B. them ✓

C. to understand

D. the issue

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Which sentence is grammatically flawless?

A. He promised me that he would help me.

B. He promised me to help me. ✓

C. He promised me he will help me.

D. He promised me helping me.

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Practice Questions

The verb ‘make’ is a causative verb. In “The heat made the crops wither,” the infinitive is used as a:

Which of the following sentences has a correct passive infinitive?

The infinitive phrase “to build a house” acts as a direct object in:

The word “except” can be followed by a bare infinitive. Which sentence is correct?

“I’d love to go out with you.” In this sentence, “to go” is a:

Which of the following sentences is incorrect?

The phrase “had better” is followed by a/an:

The phrase “to be honest” in a sentence like “To be honest, I don’t agree” functions as a/an:

Which sentence is grammatically flawless?

It is important to not lose hope. This sentence is:

She is too shy to express her feelings. The infinitive phrase here modifies the adjective:

The sentence “I watched the bird fly away” is grammatically correct because ‘watch’ is a verb of perception followed by a:

The passive infinitive is “to be + past participle.” Which sentence uses a passive infinitive correctly?

He is the last person to enter the room. The infinitive here functions as a/an:

Which infinitive phrase functions as a noun?

The verb “manage” is typically followed by a/an:

Which of the following sentences has a correct split infinitive?

The sentence “We want them to understand the issue” is an example of an infinitive with a subject. The subject of the infinitive is:

Which sentence is grammatically flawless?

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