Gerund/infinitive in English (exercise) 3

topic: Gerund or Infinitive? 3 | level: Intermediate

Fill in each space with either the gerund ("-ing") OR the infinitive (to ...) form of the verb.

Example: "Reading in the dark is difficult." OR "Don't forget to brush your teeth."

When I mentioned _____ married, she didn't say anything.
a. to get
b. getting
If he keeps _____ things from work, he's going to get fired.
a. to steal
b. stealing
Bill enjoys _____ mystery novels.
a. to read
b. reading
I plan _____ to college in the fall.
a. to go
b. going
I plan on _____ to college in the fall.
a. to go
b. going
I suggested _____ to a restaurant after the movie.
a. to go
b. going
The doctor wants _____ with you.
a. to speak
b. speaking
I really miss _____ as a flight attendant.
a. to work
b. working
The little boy's teacher asked _____ with his mother.
a. to talk
b. talking
I don't mind _____ with your cat. I love cats.
a. to play
b. playing

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