Replace the italicized parts of the sentence or clauses by gerundial phrases

II.

I.

Fill in the blanks choosing between the Infinitive or Gerund of the verb in brackets

Open the brackets using the correct form of the Gerund

1. He remembered (cross) the road, but he didn't remember (knock down). 2. I am still hungry in spite of (eat) four sandwiches. 3. He got into the house by (climb) through a window, without (see) by anyone. 4. He woke up at 7 a.m. in spite of (work) late. 5. He complained of (give) a very small room at the back of the hotel. 6. The little girl isn't afraid of dogs in spite of (bite) twice. 7. The baby went to sleep a few minutes after (feed). 8. The little girl never gets tired of (ask) her mother questions, but her mother often gets tired of (ask) so many questions. 9. Mary was pleasantly surprised at (choose) to fill that vacancy. 10. I always treat people politely and I insist on (treat) politely. 11. The boy was very thirsty in spite of (drink) a big cup of tea.

1. I wished... quite fair (be). 2. I expected... him in the drawing room (find). 3. I enjoyed... to her talk of her youth (listen). 4. Roger promised... in (look). 5. UI wanted... him up (cheer). 6. She didn't mind... the problem again (discuss). 7. He didn't hesitate... such methods (employ). 8. We arranged... (meet). 9. She couldn't resist... such a lovely hat (buy). 10. Last week you mentioned... him in the park (meet). 11. We can't afford... our time (waste). 12. He sat there sullenly and refused... (answer). 13. He stopped... and went into the bathroom (whistle). 14. You certainly mustn't miss... this wonderful film (see).

1. He enjoyed... (to need). 2. Willy began... softly (to whistle). 3. In my experience most people mind... at (to laugh). 4. I don't suppose your wife wants... with me now (to bother). 5. I knew that Charles had regretted... me (to invite). 6. He pretended... when his mother came into his room to look at him (to sleep). 7. He pretended not... as if the compliment were purely formal (to hear). 8. He prefers... by the name of John Brown (to know). 9. I don't like... with (to interfere). 10. I set about... all the names from the diary (to erase). 11. Bob asked... to a room where he could wash and change his clothes (to show). 12. I disliked... Harry (to call). 13. We stopped in front of the dance hall and pretended... inside (to look). 14. Maurice sat on the bench, with the picture on his knee, as though he would not risk... from it (to part). 15. I didn't want... his feelings (to hurt).

Model: He said all this and he did not even smile.

He said all this without even smiling.

1. We suspected that the boy was lying. 2. Nobody could tell when they were going to return. 3. She did not wish to make an effort. 4. It is necessary to brush the coat. 5. It was impossible to reason with her when she felt like this. 6. She was very clever, she could turn an old dress into a new one. 7. He wouldn't say whether he meant to buy the car before he took it for a trial run. 8. Let's go out for dinner. / don't feel well enough to cook anything. 9. I don't like the idea that I should do it all.

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