Can you use a gerund? | Baamboozle - Baamboozle | The Most Fun Classroom Games!

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I attempted ____________ (win) the game but it gave away my points.

No! You need to use an infinitive (to win)

The dog began _____________ (run) as soon as I threw the ball.

Yes! You can use a gerund (running)

He hesitated ______________ (ask) for her help.

No! You need to use an infinitive (to ask)

I hate ___________ (wake) up before 8 a.m.

Yes! You can use a gerund (waking)

He refused ______________ (stay) late at work.

No! You need to use an infinitive (to stay)

She agreed ___________ (share) her birthday cake with everyone.

No! You need to use an infinitive (to share)

I prefer ___________ (eat) early in the evening.

Yes! You can use a gerund (eating)

Let's continue __________ (practice) our English.

Yes! You can use a gerund (practicing)

Let's continue ____________ (listen) to the song.

Yes! You can use a gerund (listening)

I prefer ________________ (arrive) late because more people are already there.

Yes! You can use a gerund (arriving)

They refused ______________ (go) to the baseball game because they didn't like the team.

No! You need to use an infinitive (to go)

I hesitate ____________ (give) you advice because I don't know much about it.

No! You need to use an infinitive (to give)

I love ______________ (dance) on the weekends.

Yes! You can use a gerund (dancing)

I want ______________ (learn) guitar so I can play in a band.

No! You need to use an infinitive (to learn)

Let's begin ____________ (practice) English together every Saturday.

Yes! You can use a gerund (practicing)

I want to start _____________ (study) Somali.

Yes! You can use a gerund (studying)

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