INFINITIVE OR GERUND?

Put in the verbs in parentheses in the Gerund or the Infinitive form.

Example: They go on _______ (read) the book.

Answer: They go on reading the book.

1) I can't imagine Peter ___________ (go) by bike.

2) He agreed ­­­­____________ (buy) a new car.

3) The question is easy ______________ (answer).

4) The man asked me how _____________ (get) to the airport.

5) I look forward to _____________ (see) you at the weekend.

6) Are you thinking of ______________ (visit) London?

7) We decided ________________ (run) through the forest.

8) The teacher expected Sarah _______________ (study) hard.

9) She doesn't mind ________________(work) the night shift.

10) I learned _________________(ride) the bike at the age of 5.

Grammar Test

GUYS, this is the same task you have on nicenet.org. See if you can do it from here.
Complete this conversation between two neighbors using the correct future or future progressive forms of the verbs in parentheses.

A: Hi, Jan. What are you doing?
B: Packing. We _(1. move)___ tomorrow.
A: Do you need help?
B: Well, actually, I could use a hand.
A: Ok. I ___(2. come)__over right away.
___you ___(3. take)___ the refrigerator?
B: No, our new house already has one.
A: I can't reach that vase.
B: No problem. I __(4. hand)__ it to you.
A: Watch out! It __(5. fall)___!
B: Don't worry. I've got it.
A: You __(6. move)___ out of the state, right?
B: Yes. To Boston.
A: ___ you ___(7. drive)__ to Boston?
B: No. We __(8. fly)__.
A: How __ you __(9.get)__ to the airport?
B: We __(10.take)__ a taxi.
A: Oh, don't take a taxi. I __(11. drive)__ you.
B: Thank you! I hope we __(12. have)__ neighbors as nice as you in our new neighborhood.