English-Zone.Com GRAMMAR ZONE Gerunds & Infinitives

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Adjective + Infinitive 01 Choose the correct answer. Visits: 89085	Adjective + Infinitive 02 Choose the correct answer. Visits: 13397
Adjective + Infinitive 03 Type the correct answer. Visits: 11442	Adjective + Infinitive WKSHT Short Lesson with Worksheet I'm happy to meet you. I'm not afraid to touch a snake. Visits: 81010
By + Gerund I sent some email by using the internet. Visits: 19102	Causatives 1 - HAVE (Active Voice) The teacher always has the students give one speech. Visits: 5953
Causatives 2 - HAVE (Passive Voice) My sister had her hair cut at the salon. Visits: 6372	Causatives 3 - GET (Active Voice) Mary got her sister to wash the dishes. Visits: 3341
Causatives 4 - LET (Active Voice) Susan let her sister borrow her sweater. Visits: 3489	Gerunds and Infinitives 1 WKSHT Group A: Learn 10 verbs followed by gerunds and infinitives. Visits: 24674
Gerunds and Infinitives 2 WKSHT Group G: Learn 10 more verbs followed by gerunds and infinitives. Visits: 8041	Gerunds and Infinitives 3 WKSHT Review/Quiz Practice words learned in Gerunds and Infinitives Worksheets 1 & 2. Visits: 5345
Gerunds and Infinitives A - 01 Lesson + Quiz. Learn and practice 10 gerund / infinitive combinations. Visits: 46584	Gerunds and Infinitives A - 02 Practice the 10 gerund / infinitive combinations from Lesson A. Visits: 11998
Gerunds and Infinitives B - 01 Lesson + Quiz. Learn and practice 10 more gerund / infinitive combinations. Visits: 8328	Gerunds and Infinitives B - 02 Practice the 10 gerund / infinitive combinations from Lesson B. Visits: 5990
Gerunds and Infinitives Quiz This link is off-site. Use your BACK key to return to this menu. Visits: 34539	Possessive Gerunds WKSHT Using Possessives to Modify Gerunds Example: John's staying at work late every night makes his wife suspicious. Visits: 3660
Quiz Yourself: Gerund or Infinitive? 1. Choose a verb. 2. Make a guess: gerund or infinitive? 3. Check your answer. Visits: 10202	To / Too / Two TO, TOO, or TWO? Type the correct answer in the box. Visits: 5896