Üzleti angol: Gerund or infinitive? Nestlé - the chocolate revolution
Nestlé's Chocolate Revolution Quiz
Test your knowledge of business English with our engaging quiz on the history of chocolate, focusing on the Nestlé innovation. This quiz combines language skills with fascinating chocolate trivia!
- Learn about gerunds and infinitives in context
- Explore the rich history of chocolate
- Perfect for students and business professionals alike
1. After ..... (reach) Europe with Columbus in 1502, chocolate rapidly became popular as a drink that people took ..... (improve) their health.
Reaching - to improve
To reach - to improve
To reach - improving
2. ..... (eat) solid chocolate, however, was unpopular; it was dark and bitter, and manufacturers did not know how ..... (mix) it with milk or cream ..... (make) it taste better.
To eat - mixing - making
Eating - to mix - to make
Eating - mix - making
3. The discovery of milk chocolate was made in 1876 by Daniel Peter in Switzerland. After ..... (try) unsuccessfully for eight years to mix milk and dark chocolate, Peter began working with his neighbour, the chemist Henri Nestlé.
Try
Trying
4. Nestlé had developed a new product ..... (feed) babies.
Feed
To feed
Feeding
5. In the process, he had discovered how ..... (make) condensed milk, which Peter tried instead of ..... (use) ordinary milk.
To make - using
Making - using
To make - to use
6. The result was an instant success, and the two men joined forces ..... (manufacture) milk chocolate for a grateful world.
Manufacture
To manufacture
Manufacturing
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