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         <title>GERUNDS &amp; INFINITIVES</title>
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         <description><![CDATA[<div><strong>Exercise A</strong> :<br><em>Underline the </em><strong><em>gerunds</em></strong><em> in the following sentences.<br></em><br>1. Whispering is frowned upon .<br>2. Mary loves running and jumping. <br>3. Surfing is one of life’s great pleasures. <br>4.&nbsp; My favourite activity is sleeping.<br>5.&nbsp; John finished the test by guessing. <br><br><strong>Exercise B :</strong><br><em>Fill in the bracket whether the </em><strong><em>gerunds</em></strong><em> is used as a </em><strong><em>subject, object, complement or preposition.<br><br></em></strong>1. Complaining won’t help. (_______)<br>2. Why not try co-operating? (_______)<br>3. He keeps fit by jogging.&nbsp; (_______)<br>4. John’s favourite pastime is reading. (_______) <br><br><strong>Exercise C :<br></strong><em>Identify whether the sentences below are </em><strong><em>using infinitives</em></strong><em> and </em><strong><em>underline the infinitives </em></strong><em>in the following sentences: </em><br><br>1. I intend to go. <br>2. We tried to open the door. <br>3. I am going to school. <br>4. I learned to type at night school. <br>5. I promised to go with him to the dance. <br>6. My friends and i are going to library this evening.<br><br><strong>Exercise D : <br></strong><em>Fill in the bracket whether the </em><strong><em>infinitives</em></strong><em> is used as a </em><strong><em>subject, object or complements.<br><br></em></strong>1. To run daily is healthy&nbsp; (________)<br>2. They wanted to change horses in mid-stream.&nbsp; (________)<br>3. She danced to win the prize.&nbsp; (________)<br>4. Her idea to deliver the package was encouraged by her mother.&nbsp; (________)<strong><em><br><br></em></strong><br></div>]]></description>
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