Browse Worksheets

Infinitive-Gerund

English as a Second Language (ESL)

choose the right variant

Gerund or Infinitive

English as a Second Language (ESL)

Choose either gerund or infinitive

Gerunds with change in meaning.

English as a Second Language (ESL)

Listen and correct the sentences.

Verbals Quiz: Gerunds, Infinitives, Participles

English Language Arts (ELA)

Writing

English as a Second Language (ESL)

write a composition

Real life Grammar Gerund and infinitive

Grammar - ESL

Do the tasks below

Find the given verb as Gerund or Infinitive

Grammar - Language Arts

Select the apt one.

Present Tenses / Past Tenses / Gerund or Infinitive / Used to or would

Research - Language Arts

Choose the correct answer.

Gerund vs Infinitive - English Worksheet

Grammar - ESL

In this ESL B1-level 20-item fill-in-the-blanks exercise, your students must complete each sentence with the verb in brackets in the gerund or the to + infinitive form.

Gerund or Infinitive? - Double Meaning Verbs

Grammar - ESL

In this ESL B1-level worksheet, your students must complete each sentence with the correct form of the verb in brackets: gerund (-ing) or to + infinitive with verbs that change the meaning if one structure is used instead of the other. 

Gerunds & Infinitives (B1)

Grammar - ESL

Use gerund or infinitive correctly.

Gerunds & To-infinitives

Writing - Language Arts

Complete the sentences

Gerunds & To-infinitives

Writing - Language Arts

Complete the sentences

Gerunds and to-infinitive

Reading Comprehension - Language Arts

Read the text and do the task.

Gerunds & To-infinitives

Grammar - ESL

Complete the sentences

Grammar Focus for High School Students (A2–B2) (A2–B2)

Writing - Language Arts

 

Grammar Content

Level: High School Students (A2–B2)

Grammar Points / Structures / Patterns

  1. Verb Tenses

    • Present Simple and Present Continuous

    • Past Simple

    • Present Perfect

    • Future forms (will, be going to, present continuous for future plans)

  2. Sentence Structure

    • Affirmative, negative, and interrogative forms

    • Subject–verb agreement

    • Basic word order in English sentences

  3. Modal Verbs

    • can, could (ability and permission)

    • must, have to (obligation)

    • should (advice)

    • may, might (possibility)

  4. Comparative and Superlative Forms

    • Comparative adjectives and adverbs

    • Superlative structures

    • as…as comparison

  5. Question Forms

    • Yes/No questions

    • Wh-questions

    • Question tags (B1–B2)

  6. Complex Sentences

    • Coordinating conjunctions (and, but, so, because)

    • Subordinating conjunctions (although, if, when, while)

    • Relative clauses (who, which, that)

  7. Conditionals

    • Zero Conditional

    • First Conditional

    • Second Conditional (B1–B2)

  8. Passive Voice

    • Present Simple Passive

    • Past Simple Passive

  9. Reported Speech

    • Reported statements and questions

  10. Gerunds and Infinitives

  • Verb + V-ing

  • Verb + to-infinitive

  • Expressing purpose (to + verb)

 

Gerund and Infinitive

Vocabulary - Language Arts

Complete sentences using -ing or infinitive

GERUNDS AND TO – INFINITIVES

Writing - Language Arts

Read the following instruction and do these exercises

Test Uni 7 TN2

Grammar - ESL

Find the colors

Gerunds and infinitives

Gerunds and infinitive

Grammar - ESL

use gerunds and infinitives

Gerunds and infinitives

Grammar - ESL

Complete

GERUNG OR INFINITIVE?

Grammar - ESL

Janet completed an online questionnaire and checked the activities she likes. Complete 
each sentence about her. Use the correct forms of the verbs. In some cases, both the 
gerund and the infinitive are correct.

Gerunds & Infinitives – Meaning Change Verbs

Grammar - ESL

Choose between gerund or infinitive and rewrite each sentence using the verb in brackets. Do not change the meaning of the original sentence.

 

Gerunds and to-infinitive

Grammar - ESL

Complete the sentences using the gerund or the to-infinitive of the verb. Sometimes both forms are possible  

Create and Customize Worksheets for Every Classroom

LiveWorksheets makes it easy for teachers, parents and homeschool educators to design and deliver engaging learning materials. Upload a PDF or start from scratch to create what you need: anything from interactive math worksheets to reading comprehension worksheets, multiplication worksheets, and kindergarten worksheets in just a few clicks. Our drag-and-drop editor works across all grade levels and subjects, so you can tailor content to your lesson plans, homework, or assessments. ESL teachers can also build custom ESL worksheets, add a common sound chart, or integrate ESL activities to make each class more engaging. Easily create differentiated, auto-graded activities that save valuable time and support better student learning.

A Complete Library of Learning Resources for K-12 and ESL

Access thousands of ready-to-use worksheets across K-12 subjects, including kindergarten worksheets, math worksheets, multiplication practice, reading comprehension exercises, and ESL resources. Filter by grade, subject, or skill level to find exactly what you need, whether it’s for an elementary classroom, middle school review, or high school practice. ESL teachers can explore our growing collection of ESL worksheets and English as a Second Language activities designed to support all levels of learners. With new content added regularly, LiveWorksheets is a flexible resource that helps build lasting learning outcomes.