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The violin
Did you learn to play violin when you were a child?
The report
Sally and Ken will continue to write their report.
Choose the correctly formed sentence
I could not avoid hitting the car in front of me. Hitting is being used as a noun. It is a gerund. We can say "I could not avoid the car."
The boat
Did their friends let them use their boat?
Should they?
Should they study more?
What would you say?
Skating is fun! Skating is being used as a noun.
The party
We decided to go to the party.
Marshmellows
They attempted to roast marshmallows on the fire. They must really enjoy camping.
Choose the correclty formed sentence
They have been dreaming of going to Bali for years.
Choose the correctly formed question
Are they good at gardening? Gardening is being used as a noun. It is a gerund. We can say "Are they good at tennis?"
Choose the correctly formed question
Are they looking forward to going to the concert?
Choose the correctly formed sentence
Brushing the dog is fun.
Choose the correctly formed sentence
I really enjoy playing video games.
Choose the correctly formed sentence
After finishing the cake, we are having tea. Finishing is a gerund. We can say "After the cake, we are having tea." Are having is the present continuous tense being used to talk about the future. Having is a present participle.
The cottage
Did they manage to find the cottage or did they get lost?
Tennis
They couldn't play tennis because it was raining.
Lemonade
They were playing and stopped to drink some lemonade. They were playing. They stopped playing. They wanted to drink some lemonade. The STOPPED PLAYING to DRINK.
Traffic
She tried to arrive early, but there was too much traffic.
Choose the correctly formed sentence
It is an interesting book. Interesting is being used as an adjective.
Choose the correctly formed question.
Who's attending the meeting? Who is attending the meeting. This is the present progressive verb tense. It is not a verbal being used as an adjective or a noun.