Infinitive Phrases Quiz 21 (25 MCQs)

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1. Which verbal ends in-ing and functions as a noun?
2. They try to cook =
3. Identify the participle in the sentence:'The fallen leaves covered the ground.'
4. Find the infinitive phrase:My dad went to the kitchen to make pie.
5. What type of phrase is 'to finish the project' in the sentence:'He worked late to finish the project.'
6. In which ways can infinitive phrases function?
7. Finish the sentence:"An infinitive always starts with the word "to" and is followed by a ..... "
8. "From eating too much." Identify the preposition
9. When there are two verbs in a row, the second one always .....
10. In "There's a deadline to meet, and since it's fast approaching, we need to work overtime to stay on track, " what does the infinitive "to meet" indicate?
11. This is a part of an infinitive phrase that describes the object in the phrase. It may also serve as an adverb.
12. In the sentence, 'His goal is to become a doctor, ' what job is the infinitive phrase 'to become a doctor' doing?
13. Identify the function of the infinitive in the following sentence:My mother's favorite dish to cook is lasagna.
14. I need a Wireless connection ..... the online class
15. Locate the infinitive phrase:Andrew knows that to drive up a hill of butter is impossible.
16. Complete infinitives are seen in .....
17. Which sentence below is incorrect?
18. Identify the gerund phrase in the following sentence:I enjoy reading books in my free time.
19. It happened that he was sitting near me when I collapsed.He ..... near me when I collapsed.
20. Tengo un lapiz ..... escribir.
21. To run 10 miles presents a problem for most students.
22. Find the infinitive phrase:The other mother wanted to keep Coraline.
23. Differentiate between the gerund and infinitive phrase in the following sentence:I like swimming and to run.
24. These can function as a noun, an adjective, or an adverb.
25. Using a hand pump, we added air to the back tire. We were careful not to put in too much air.