Question

Use Gerund in the following sentences :-

1) Always check the oil before you start the car.
2)To praise all alike is to praise none.
3) I can't go on to do nothing.
4) To amass wealth ruins health.
5) T see is to believe.
6) To give is better than to receive.
7) To talk like this is foolish.
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Answer 1

Answer:

A verb that can be the subject of another verb is called a Gerund.

Examples:

Swimming helps to build muscles.

A verb that can be the object of another verb is also called a Gerund.

Examples:

I enjoy singing.

Infinitives are verbs that include the word ‘to’, as in ‘to go’, ‘to see’ and ‘to explain’.

Infinitives function as nouns, adjectives or adverbs in sentences.

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Gerunds and Infinitives Exercises Class 7 With Answers CBSEGerunds and Infinitives Exercises Class 7 With Answers CBSE 1

Non-Finite Exercises With Answers For Class 7 CBSE

A. Answer the following questions.

1. What did Ali decide to do?

2. What did Ali’s friend advise him to do?

3. Why did Ali not delay in registering for a course?

B. Complete the sentences with the gerund form of the verbs in brackets.

1. (Cook) ___________ is one of her hobbies.

2. (Cycle) ___________ is fun.

3. (Get) ___________ a good job is not easy.

4. (Find) ___________ a parking space is quite difficult in this area.

5. (Drive) ___________ has become more and more expensive.

C. Complete the sentences with the gerund form of the verbs in brackets.

1. She is good at (dance) ___________.

2. He is crazy about (sing) ___________.

3. I don’t like (play) ___________ cards.

4. They are afraid of (swim) ___________ in the sea.

5. You should give up (smoke) ___________.

D. Write down the infinitive of the forms of the verbs into the gaps.

Answer 2

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$\small\color{purple}{ \colorbox{grey}{\colorbox{white} {1) Always check the oil before starting the car. }}}$

$\small\color{purple}{ \colorbox{grey}{\colorbox{white} {2) Praising all alike is praising none.}}}$

$\small\color{purple}{ \colorbox{grey}{\colorbox{white} {3) I can't go on doing nothing. }}}$

$\small\color{purple}{ \colorbox{grey}{\colorbox{white} {4) Amassing wealth ruins health.}}}$

$\small\color{purple}{ \colorbox{grey}{\colorbox{white} {5) Seeing is believing.}}}$

$\small\color{purple}{ \colorbox{grey}{\colorbox{white} {6) Giving is better than receiving.}}}$

$\small\color{purple}{ \colorbox{grey}{\colorbox{white} {7) Talking like this is foolish.}}}$