Gerund or Infinitive

You have to choose the correct form of Gerund or Infinitive. Phillip promises (help) Tanya pilot their small aircraft.

You have to choose the correct form of Gerund or Infinitive. Their aircraft must avoid (hit) any obstacles.

You have to choose the correct form of Gerund or Infinitive. She wants (accompany) his brother on their exciting voyage.

You have to choose the correct form of Gerund or Infinitive. We like (explore) new places and new things.

You have to choose the correct form of Gerund or Infinitive. Their parents would prefer them (stay) home.

You have to choose the correct form of Gerund or Infinitive. They are looking forward to (visit) as many places as possible.

You have to choose the correct form of Gerund or Infinitive. She has admitted (be) a little scared of giving a talk in public.

You have to choose the correct form of Gerund or Infinitive. Tayna knows how (pilot) a small aircraft and so does Phillip.

You have to choose the correct form of Gerund or Infinitive. They have managed (gather) all their supplies in one week.

You have to choose the correct form of Gerund or Infinitive. Tanya hopes (photograph) people and the surroundings.

You have to choose the correct form of Gerund or Infinitive. Tanya says that she can’t stand (live) without her friends and family for very long.

You have to choose the correct form of Gerund or Infinitive. We will learn how (survive) in the wild.

You have to choose the correct form of Gerund or Infinitive. He has almost finished (pack) his suitcases.

You have to choose the correct form of Gerund or Infinitive. Tanya has spent a lot of time (learn) about the country.

You have to choose the correct form of Gerund or Infinitive. It’s too late now. There’s no point in (argue) with them.

You have to choose the correct form of Gerund or Infinitive. Her brother would like (travel) to the edge of the woods.

You have to choose the correct form of Gerund or Infinitive. Phillip has decided (take) a trip around the country.

You have to choose the correct form of Gerund or Infinitive. Phillip confesses (be) a little bit frightened about their trip.

You have to choose the correct form of Gerund or Infinitive. Our travellers are beginning (get) very excited.

You have to choose the correct form of Gerund or Infinitive. He needs (remember) to take everything important.

You have to choose the correct form of Gerund or Infinitive. His sister Tanya is busy (prepare) for the adventure.

You have to choose the correct form of Gerund or Infinitive. The trip is expected (last) for two or three years.

You have to choose the correct form of Gerund or Infinitive. Tanya seems (be) very brave and refuses to think about any dangers.

You have to choose the correct form of Gerund or Infinitive. Their parents asked them if they had forgotten (buy) enough dried food and e-books to take with them.

You have to choose the correct form of Gerund or Infinitive. Tanya feels that she will enjoy (explore) the countryside.