Which word or phrase means: fail to do something because it slips your mind?
2A Grammar Gerunds and infinitives
Up the ladder · Advanced English
Subunit questions
Question 1
A
remember + gerund
B
remember + infinitive
C
stop + gerund
D
forget + infinitive
Question 2
Which word or phrase means: to stop something in order to do something else?
A
mean + gerund
B
mean + infinitive
C
stop + infinitive
D
forget + gerund
Question 3
Which word or phrase means: keep something in your mind in order to do it?
A
stop + gerund
B
stop + infinitive
C
mean + gerund
D
remember + infinitive
Question 4
Which word or phrase means: lose a memory of something you have done?
A
forget + infinitive
B
forget + gerund
C
remember + gerund
D
remember + infinitive
Question 5
Which word or phrase means: have a memory of something you have done?
A
remember + infinitive
B
stop + gerund
C
stop + infinitive
D
remember + gerund
Question 6
Which word or phrase means: involve, result in something?
A
mean + gerund
B
mean + infinitive
C
forget + gerund
D
forget + infinitive
Question 7
Which word or phrase means: to no longer do something?
A
stop + infinitive
B
stop + gerund
C
mean + gerund
D
mean + infinitive
Question 8
Which word or phrase means: intend to do something?
A
forget + gerund
B
mean + infinitive
C
forget + infinitive
D
remember + gerund
A preview of “2A Grammar Gerunds and infinitives” from the unit “Up the ladder” in Advanced English: 4 lesson sections, 8 definitions, 8 worked questions.
Source: National Center for Curriculum Development, 2A Grammar: Gerunds and infinitives (pp.52-53)
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