This document contains a quiz with 10 multiple choice questions about using the correct verb form after "remember" - whether to use the infinitive (to do) or gerund/present participle (doing). The questions test whether using the infinitive or gerund/present participle is correct after "remember" in different contexts, and whether some statements about "remember" are true or false.

1. Choose the correct form for the sentence.
Q1 - Did you remember ____ it off before you left?
turning
to turn
Q2 - I remember ____ smoke coming out of the engine.
seeing
to see
Q3 - If you remember doing something, the memory comes after the action.
True
False
Q4 - If you remember to do something, the memory comes after the action.
True
False
Q5 - They think I forgot all about it, but I clearly remember ____ it.
doing
to do
Q6 - The witnesses remember ____ two men steal it.
seeing
to see
Q7 - There's no difference between the infinitive and the gerund after 'remember'.
True
False
Q8 - None of this would have happened if only I'd remembered ____ them beforehand.
warning
to warn
Q9 - Do you remember her ____ there?
being
to be
Q10 - In formal English, we don't use the infinitive after 'remember'.
True
False