Question

GRAMMAR D. Choose the correct options. 0 Jenna enjoys to study / studying Maths. She’s good at it.1 Tom has decided not to go / going to university next year.2 Sam really hates to help / helping his mum do the shopping!3 Have you ever considered to become / becoming a scientist?4 Would you prefer to stay / staying at home tonight?5 I don’t really like to wear / wearing the clothes my mum buys me.6 My mum always tries to avoid to drive / driving on busy roads.7 I’m hoping to go / going to Spain on holiday this summer.8 My little sister loves to play / playing with all her toys.9 I need to find / finding a present for my mum’s birthday.10 Martin can’t stand to listen / listening to classical music!11 Do you want to come / coming to the cinema with me?12 I don’t mind to help / helping you clean your car if you want.13 In the school play, Steve pretended to be / being a policeman.14 Harry is refusing to speak / speaking to me, but I don’t know why.​

Answer 1

1 not to go

2 helping

3 to become

4 to stay

5 wearing

6 driving

7 to go

8 playing

9 to find

10 listening

11 to come

12 helping

13 to be

14 to speak

Answer 2

It looks like you're working on a grammar exercise where you need to choose the correct form of the verb (infinitive or gerund) in each sentence. Here are the correct options for each sentence:

0. Jenna enjoys studying Maths. She’s good at it.
1. Tom has decided not to go to university next year.
2. Sam really hates helping his mum do the shopping!
3. Have you ever considered becoming a scientist?
4. Would you prefer staying at home tonight?
5. I don’t really like wearing the clothes my mum buys me.
6. My mum always tries to avoid driving on busy roads.
7. I’m hoping to go to Spain on holiday this summer.
8. My little sister loves playing with all her toys.
9. I need to find a present for my mum’s birthday.
10. Martin can’t stand listening to classical music!
11. Do you want to come to the cinema with me?
12. I don’t mind helping you clean your car if you want.
13. In the school play, Steve pretended to be a policeman.
14. Harry is refusing to speak to me, but I don’t know why.

In each sentence, I've indicated the correct form of the verb to use. If you have any questions about specific sentences, feel free to ask!