Question 1
During the video call, the technician asked me _____ a screenshot of the error message.
Options: sending, send, to send
Technology & Digital Life
Choose the form that completes each digital-work sentence. Focus on object + to-infinitive, meaning changes after stop, remember, and try, and bare infinitives after modals, make, and let.
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Question 2
The security alert tells all employees _____ their passwords immediately.
Options: changing, to change, change
Question 3
We want every contributor _____ the source before sharing an article online.
Options: to check, check, checks
Question 4
The privacy specialist advised us _____ location access for apps that do not need it.
Options: disable, disabling, to disable
Question 5
Our instructor encouraged the class _____ questions about the new coding tool.
Options: ask, to ask, asked
Question 6
The design team invited several users _____ the new accessibility features.
Options: to test, test, tested
Question 7
To sleep better, Leo permanently stopped _____ work messages after 9 p.m.
Options: checking, to check, check
Question 8
Before you leave the shared computer, remember _____ out of every account.
Options: logging, log, to log
Question 9
The cache is easy to clear. To test it as a possible solution to the freezes, try _____ it before reinstalling the app.
Options: to clear, clearing, clear
Question 10
Staff must _____ confidential files before uploading them to the shared server.
Options: to encrypt, encrypt, encrypting
Question 11
The latest update made the old tablet _____ much more smoothly.
Options: running, to run, run
Question 12
The new permissions let remote staff _____ the dashboard without contacting an administrator.
Options: access, to access, accessing
Practise Technology & Digital Life with this interactive fill-in-the-blank exercise of 12 questions. Choose the option that correctly completes each sentence, then submit to check your answers and get instant feedback on every choice.
Practising grammar in real sentences — rather than memorising rules in isolation — is one of the most effective ways to make a structure stick. You can retry as many times as you like to build accuracy and confidence using Technology & Digital Life in everyday English.
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