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    This document contains 20 sentences with blanks to be filled in with gerunds or infinitives. The sentences test one's understanding of using gerunds or infinitives after certain verbs like enjoy, intend, mind, avoid, appreciate, consider, promise, look forward to, and others or in certain structures like after verbs of perception like see or after the preposition "to" indicating purpose or aim.

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    Gerund & Infinitive exercise

    1. I am keen on ……………………… (work) in the computer industry.

    2. Amy decided ……………………… (see) a doctor when she had a severe fever.

    3. Leila enjoys ……………………… (write) love stories.

    4. Which language do you intend ……………………… (learn), Italian or English?

    5. Do you mind ……………………… (help) me wash the dishes?

    6. I can't help ……………………… (laugh) when I watch Mr. Been.

    7. If Sara keeps ……………………… (come) to work late, she'll have problems with the boss.

    8. Liza hates ……………………… (do) Math exercises.

    9. Are you interested in ……………………… (live) in Africa?

    10. He anticipated ……………………… (pass) the exam.

    11. She avoided ……………………… (meet) him.

    12. The government aims ……………………… (reduce) illiteracy rates in the next decade.

    13. The government aims at ……………………… (reduce) illiteracy rates in the next decade.

    14. He failed to convince her ……………………… (build) a new house I the city’s suburbs.

    15. I appreciate ……………………… (talk) with you.

    16. She considered ……………………… (start) a new business.

    17. She promised ……………………… (come) on time next week.

    18. I am interested in ……………………… (collect) stamps.

    19. After ……………………… (play) football, I drank a big cup of orange juice.

    20. The whole country is looking forward to ……………………… (watch) the National Team of

    Football play in Egypt.

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