Gerund Forms Practice Answer Key

In this worksheet, students fill in missing verb forms by deciding whether each sentence requires a gerund or an infinitive. They read through real-life contexts such as promises, preferences, emotions, and daily routines, strengthening their understanding of how verb patterns change meaning. Students must rely on cues within each sentence to determine which grammatical structure is appropriate. The activity promotes critical thinking as learners compare similar verbs and recall which ones typically follow gerunds or infinitives. By practicing with structured examples, students gain confidence in applying correct verb forms in both speaking and writing. This worksheet prepares students to recognize verb patterns automatically in more advanced grammar tasks.

Curriculum Matched Skills

English Language Arts – Grammar and Usage

English Language Arts – Conventions of Standard English

English Language Arts – Sentence Structure and Verb Patterns

English Language Arts – Vocabulary and Language Application

This worksheet is part of our gerunds and infinitives worksheets collection.