Gerund, Infinitive or Participle Exercises

It’s easy (see) during the day but hard at night.

He always felt scared (walk) past the fierce dog on his way to school.

It is nice (hear) the wind and rain when you are safe inside.

Never cross a road without (look).

The teacher asked me (explain) the answer to the other students.

The police caught the thief (climb) over the wall.

Can you hear the birds (sing)?

I was the first person (arrive) so I lit the fire.

I couldn’t help (laugh) when he slipped and fell.

I suggested (watch() a film after dinner.

The only solution is (go) and (see) her.

She saw the car (move) forward but couldn’t do anything (stop( it.

At night, it is difficult to avoid (hit)animals on the road.

There’s not point in (tell) him. He never listens to anything I say.

Has the meat finished (cook)? No, the bbq seems (be) out.

Do you remember (watch) cartoons on television when you were young?

When the gunman began (fire), she felt a bullet (rush) past her.

We watched the children (jump) in the snow.

Why did you take the bus instead of (drive)?

The zipline was very high. He was too scared (do) it.

He always talks without (think).