Verb Form - Gerund or Infinitive?

I need ___ soon.
1. going
2. to go
They refused ____ any farther.
1. going
2. to go
He threatened _____ the teacher if I didn't stop.
1. telling
2. to tell
Do you swear ____ the truth and nothing but the truth?
1. telling
2. to tell
I promise _____ you tomorrow.
1. helping
2. to help
He intends _____ his studies soon.
1. to finish
2. finishing
The teacher taught the children _____ their homework every evening.
1. do
2. doing
3. to do
Bob told me ____.
1. hurrying up
2. to hurry up
Gertrude wishes _____ our club.
1. joining
2. to join
He practiced _____ quickly a number of times.
1. to start
2. starting
I challenged him _____ the impossible.
1. doing
2. to do
3. do
We anticipate _______ a response soon.
1. to receive
2. receiving
He denies ______ the criminal.
1. to know
2. knowing
My father made me ___ early on Saturday.
1. getting up
2. to get up
3. get up
I hope _____ this report soon.
1. to finish
2. finishing
Jack persuaded Larry _____ to the exhibition.
1. coming
2. to come
3. come
The weather appears _____ changing.
1. to be
2. being
Jack risked ______ a major mistake in the competition.
1. to make
2. making
I urged the students ______ well for the exam.
1. to prepare
2. preparing
I resent ____ to ask for permission.
1. having
2. to have
We'll finish ______ soon.
1. to clean
2. cleaning
Peter claimed _____ the answers to all the questions.
1. to have
2. having
We enjoy ______ in the Cascades.
1. to hike
2. hiking
The children seem _____ the situation.
1. understanding
2. to understand
Mary offered ______ Jackson with the project.
1. to help
2. helping
The officer ordered the crowd _____.
1. dispersing
2. to disperse
3. disperse
She quietly instructed the students _____ calm.
1. staying
2. stay
3. to stay
My friend Jack quit _____ last year.
1. to smoke
2. smoking
Do you mind _____ for a few minutes?
1. to wait
2. waiting
I want _____ you soon!
1. seeing
2. to see

Verb Form - Gerund or Infinitive? - Quiz 1