Is stop gerund or infinitive?
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Stop and Gerunds or InfinitivesStop can be followed by either a gerund or an infinitive with a change in meaning. Stop + to + infinitive She was cleaning the house and she stopped to get some rest. Stop + gerund My grandmother stopped smoking when she felt some pain in her heart. English exercise "Stop and Gerunds or Infinitives" created by zilazila with The test builder. [More lessons & exercises from zilazila] Click here to see the current stats of this English test 1. Mary! Please stop (make) a noise. The baby is sleeping. 2. I should stop (eat) more food. I am on a diet. 3. let's stop (have) lunch. We will not have any restaurant on our way. 4. My father stopped (smoke) and started to do exercise. 5. She stopped (talk) to her friend when her boyfriend came in. 6. Please stop (make) me laugh. 7. We were hungry, so we stopped (have) a sandwich. 8. He should stop (play) video games. He has a lot of homework to do. 9. It did not stop (snow) all day yesterday. 10. The weather was hot, so we stopped (have) a drink. 11. He stopped (walk) to help an old woman. 12. She stopped (drink) her coffee because she was in a hurry. 13. I cannot stop (dream) of you. 14. I stopped (call) to my best friend on Skype. End of the free exercise to learn English: Stop and Gerunds or Infinitives A free English exercise to learn English. Other English exercises on the same topics : Infinitive | -ing | All our lessons and exercises |
