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Non-Finites (Infinitives, Gerunds, Participles)

Grade 9 · Week 6 · 25 questions

This quiz focuses on Non — Finites — an important area of English language skills. Practise these questions to strengthen your understanding and build confidence.

What you'll practise

  • Build confidence with Non-Finites
  • Apply concepts through practice questions
  • Test your understanding with varied question types
All 25 questions in this Non-Finites (Infinitives, Gerunds, Participles) quiz

Grade 9 English — Non-Finites (Infinitives, Gerunds, Participles): 25 practice questions with instant scoring and explanations.

  1. "To swim" in "He likes to swim" is a:
  2. "Swimming is fun." 'Swimming' is a:
  3. "The crying baby" 'Crying' is a:
  4. "To read is important." 'To read' is a:
  5. "He enjoys singing." 'Singing' is a:
  6. "The broken window" 'Broken' is a:
  7. "To play cricket" is a:
  8. "Reading books is helpful." 'Reading' is a:
  9. "The running water" 'Running' is a:
  10. "He wants to eat." 'To eat' is a:
  11. "The painted wall" 'Painted' is a:
  12. "To dance is fun." 'To dance' is a:
  13. "He finished writing." 'Writing' is a:
  14. "The barking dog" 'Barking' is a:
  15. "She likes dancing." 'Dancing' is a:
  16. "To write is easy." 'To write' is a:
  17. "The burnt toast" 'Burnt' is a:
  18. "He started running." 'Running' is a:
  19. "The fallen leaves" 'Fallen' is a:
  20. "He loves swimming." 'Swimming' is a:
  21. "To climb mountains" is a:
  22. "Walking is good exercise." 'Walking' is a:
  23. "The stolen car" 'Stolen' is a:
  24. "To help others is noble." 'To help' is a:
  25. "The shining stars" 'Shining' is a:
Question 1 of 250 correct so far

"To swim" in "He likes to swim" is a:

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