Infinitive or -ing practice (B1)Fronts · page 1 of 3
1I chose ___ out. (help / helping / to help)
2She's looking forward to ___ on holiday. (go / going / to go)
3Joan spent all day ___.
4They wanted ___ the contract. (discuss / discussing / to discuss)
5My dad lets me ___ his computer. (to use / use / using)
6___ keeps you fit.
7Frank offered ___ us to the supermarket. (drive / driving / to drive)
8I can’t stand ___ her cry. (hear / hearing / to hear)
Infinitive or -ing practice (B1)Backs · page 1 of 3
2going“She's looking forward to going on holiday.”
1to help“I chose to help out.”
4to discuss“They wanted to discuss the contract.”
3shopping“Joan spent all day shopping.”
6Swimming“Swimming keeps you fit.”
5use“My dad lets me use his computer.”
8hearing“I can’t stand hearing her cry.”
7to drive“Frank offered to drive us to the supermarket.”
Infinitive or -ing practice (B1)Fronts · page 2 of 3
9His teacher made him ___ for his bad behaviour.
10She was busy ___ all morning. (cook / cooking / to cook)
11It’s getting late. I really must ___. (go / going / to go)
12Nikos agreed ___ my old laptop.
13I am looking forward to ___ on holiday. (go / going / to go)
14It’s always worth ___ a friend for advice. (ask / asking / to ask)
15His parents let him ___ to the party.
16He denied ___ the crime. (commit / committing / to commit)
Infinitive or -ing practice (B1)Backs · page 2 of 3
10cooking“She was busy cooking all morning.”
9apologise“His teacher made him apologise for his bad behaviour.”
12to buy“Nikos agreed to buy my old laptop.”
11go“It’s getting late. I really must go.”
14asking“It’s always worth asking a friend for advice.”
13going“I am looking forward to going on holiday.”
16committing“He denied committing the crime.”
15go“His parents let him go to the party.”
Infinitive or -ing practice (B1)Fronts · page 3 of 3
17He didn’t expect ___ me. (see / seeing / to see)
18I'm busy ___ my homework at the moment.
19He imagines ___ there one day. (to work / work / working)
20There’s nothing worth ___ in this newspaper. (read / reading / to read)
21Alex suggested ___ camping.
22There's nothing worth ___ in this newspaper. (read / reading / to read)
23Penny loves ___ museums.
24Don't make me ___! (laugh / laughing / to laugh)
Infinitive or -ing practice (B1)Backs · page 3 of 3
18doing“I'm busy doing my homework at the moment.”
17to see“He didn’t expect to see me.”
20reading“There’s nothing worth reading in this newspaper.”
19working“He imagines working there one day.”
22reading“There's nothing worth reading in this newspaper.”
21going“Alex suggested going camping.”
24laugh“Don't make me laugh!”
23visiting“Penny loves visiting museums.”