This document provides exercises to practice using gerunds (-ing verbs) in sentences. It contains two sections: the first asks to complete sentences with a gerund, and the second asks to add a preposition and verb with -ing to sentences. The goal is to practice forming sentences using gerunds in different contexts to build proficiency with this grammatical form.
This document provides exercises to practice using gerunds (-ing verbs) in sentences. It contains two sections: the first asks to complete sentences with a gerund, and the second asks to add a preposition and verb with -ing to sentences. The goal is to practice forming sentences using gerunds in different contexts to build proficiency with this grammatical form.
This document provides exercises to practice using gerunds (-ing verbs) in sentences. It contains two sections: the first asks to complete sentences with a gerund, and the second asks to add a preposition and verb with -ing to sentences. The goal is to practice forming sentences using gerunds in different contexts to build proficiency with this grammatical form.
1. Complete the following sentences in your own words. The first word you add must be a gerund ending in -ING.
1. The children enjoyed ______________.
2. I detest _____________. 3. It's very hard to give up ______________. 4. Old people can't help ______________. 5. Mrs. Grubb is a boring person; she keeps on _______________. 6. The angry customer insisted on _______________. 7. Although I have a bad tooth, I have put off ______________. 8. A postman's job involves ______________.
2. Add a preposition and a verb with -ING to these sentences.
1. Waiter, this meal is terrible; I insist ________________ the manager.
2. Mary was interested _______________ for a travel agency. 3. People who visit England from hot countries are no used ______________ overcoats. 4. Englishmen are not often good _______________ foreign languages. 5. Thin cotton dresses are not good _______________ in the winter. 6. Arthur thought _____________ a new car but decided he couldn't afford one. 7. Do you feel ______________ for a walk in the park? 8. He succeeded _______________ his examination.