Ці вправи допоможуть вам практикувати вживання інфінітиву та герундія в англійській мові. Заповнюйте пропуски у реченнях, вибираючи правильну форму дієслова, і перевірте своє розуміння цих важливих граматичних структур. Кожне речення призначене для вас, щоб ви змогли покращити знання та впевненість у використанні англійської мови.
Exercise 1: Choose the correct form – Infinitive or Gerund
I promised *to stop* (infinitive) smoking on New Year’s Day.
Do you remember *locking* (gerund) the door before we left the house?
She agreed *to buy* (infinitive) a new laptop for her daughter.
My brother admitted *eating* (gerund) the last piece of cake.
My doctor advised me *to take* (infinitive) these vitamins for my health.
I can’t stand *listening* (gerund) to loud music late at night.
Sam suggested *going* (gerund) out for dinner instead of cooking at home.
We decided *to travel* (infinitive) to Europe next summer.
After *finishing* (gerund) his homework, he went straight to bed.
They plan *to open* (infinitive) a new store by the end of this year.
Mary enjoys *baking* (gerund) cookies for her family at Christmas.
I am looking forward to *meeting* (infinitive) your sister tomorrow.
The teacher expected Sarah *to study* (infinitive) harder for the final exam.
He mentioned *going* (gerund) to that conference next week.
Avoid *swimming* (gerund) in that lake; it’s too polluted.
Exercise 2: Fill in the blank with the correct Infinitive or Gerund form
I offered *to help* (infinitive) her with her project.
It seems like a good idea *to invest* (infinitive) in renewable energy sources.
Do you fancy *going* (gerund) to the cinema tonight?
All the children got excited about *visiting* (gerund) the zoo.
He managed *to get* (infinitive) a promotion within a year of joining the company.
I would like *to learn* (infinitive) more about your culture.
She’s good at *drawing* (gerund), especially portraits.
I don’t mind *driving* (gerund) long distances when the traffic is light.
Trying *to fix* (infinitive) the car by yourself might not be a good idea.
She spent the afternoon *reading* (gerund) in the garden.
Our goal is *to reduce* (infinitive) the company’s environmental impact.
He apologized for *arriving* (gerund) late to the meeting.
Rather than *renting* (gerund) an apartment, they decided to buy a house.
We hope *to complete* (infinitive) the project before the deadline.
Don’t forget *to check* (infinitive) your email for the confirmation message.
