Infinitives exercises — Set 4: Bare Infinitive: Make, Let, Help & Perception Verbs (Worksheet)
Worksheet • 20 questions • 14 min
The teacher made the students the exercise again.
She let her children up late on weekends.
I'd rather at home tonight than go to the restaurant.
Did you hear someone your name just now?
You'd better an umbrella. It looks like rain.
My parents never let me TV on school nights when I was young.
She helped me for the exam all weekend.
The sad movie made her .
He would rather a book than watch TV.
She noticed a spider across the ceiling.
The loud noise made everyone around in surprise.
They wouldn't let us photos inside the museum.
We had better now or we'll miss the bus.
I watched the children in the park all afternoon.
The comedian always makes the audience .
Her parents let her a pet when she turned ten.
I'd rather not about it, if you don't mind.
We felt the ground during the earthquake.
Don't let the children near the swimming pool unsupervised.
You'd better not late for the interview tomorrow.
Infinitives exercises online (Worksheet)
Learn when to use the bare infinitive (without 'to'). Practise bare infinitive after make, let, and help; after perception verbs (see, hear, watch, feel, notice); and after had better and would rather.