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Verbals (Gerunds, Participles, Infinitives)
Verbals (Gerunds, Participles, Infinitives)
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To bake a cake, you'll need flour, eggs, and sugar.
infinitive - object of the verb
Infinitive -Adjective
Infinitive - subject
Infinitive - Adverb
2
(Infinitives) Kim knew one thing: she needed
to sing.
Noun
Adjective
Object
Adverb
3
(Infinitives)
To empathize
is a valuable and necessary virtue in life.
Object
Adverb
Noun
Adjective
4
He lacked the strength to resist.
Infinitive - subject
Infinitive -Adjective
Infinitive - Adverb
infinitive - object of the verb
5
Skiing down the mountain is exhilarating.
Infinitive - subject
Gerund - object of the preposition
Gerund - object of the verb
Gerund - subject
6
Reading the instructions carefully is crucial.
Gerund - subject
Gerund - object of the verb
Infinitive - subject
Gerund - object of the preposition
7
To understand the concept, you must study diligently.
Infinitive - Adverb
Infinitive - subject
infinitive - object of the verb
Infinitive -Adjective
8
She enjoys listening to classical music.
Gerund - object of the verb
Gerund - object of the preposition
Infinitive - subject
Gerund - subject
9
He seemed interested in learning Spanish.
Gerund - object of the preposition
Infinitive - subject
Gerund - object of the verb
Gerund - subject
10
(Infinitives) The teacher wanted the students
to listen
carefully to her instructions.
Noun
Adverb
Object
Adjective
11
Dressed in her best attire, she entered the room with confidence.
Past participle - describes the subject "she"
Past participle - describes the noun "attire"
Present participle - describes the noun "attire"
Present participle - describes the subject "she"
12
The broken window needed immediate repair
Past participle - describes the noun "window"
Present participle - describes the subject "needed"
Present participle - describes the noun "window"
Past participle - describes the subject "needed"
13
The windows were cracked when the rainstorm came through.
Present participle - describes the subject "Window"
Present participle - describes the noun "rainstorm"
Past participle - describes the noun "rainstorm"
Past participle - describes the subject "Window"
14
She enjoys reading novels in her free time
Gerund - object of the preposition
Infinitive - subject
Gerund - object of the verb
Gerund - subject
15
They do not appreciate my singing.
Gerund - subject
Gerund - object of the preposition
Infinitive - subject
Gerund - object of the verb
16
Playing basketball helps me stay fit.
Gerund - object of the preposition
Gerund - object of the verb
Gerund - subject
Infinitive - subject
17
The place to visit is charlotte
Infinitive -Adjective
infinitive - object of the verb
Infinitive - Adverb
Infinitive - subject
18
(Infinitives) They decided that they would like
to meet
.
Adjective
Noun
Object
Adverb
19
Baking cookies fills the house with a delightful aroma.
Gerund - object of the verb
Infinitive - subject
Gerund - subject
Gerund - object of the preposition
20
The browning fruit should be put outside for composting.
Past participle - describes the noun "composting"
Present participle - describes the subject "fruit"
Past participle - describes the subject "fruit"
Present participle - describes the noun "composting"
21
Brushing your hair prevents it from tangling.
Gerund - subject
Infinitive - subject
Gerund - object of the verb
Gerund - object of the preposition
22
Thomas likes listening to classic guitar.
Gerund - object of the verb
Gerund - object of the preposition
Gerund - subject
Infinitive - subject
23
To run a marathon requires dedication and training.
Infinitive - subject
Infinitive -Adjective
infinitive - object of the verb
Infinitive - Adverb
24
Jogging every morning keeps him healthy.
Gerund - object of the preposition
Gerund - object of the verb
Infinitive - subject
Gerund - subject
25
He’s interested in learning to play it, but needs a teacher.
Infinitive - subject
Gerund - object of the preposition
Gerund - object of the verb
Gerund - subject
26
(Infinitives) After years of trying, Adele has finally learned
to dance
.
Noun
Object
Adverb
Adjective
27
Dancing gracefully takes practice.
Gerund - object of the verb
Infinitive - subject
Gerund - object of the preposition
Gerund - subject
28
Swimming is my favorite activity.
Gerund - Object of verb
Gerund - object of the verb
Gerund - subject
Gerund - object of the preposition
29
To succeed in life, one must work hard.
infinitive - object of the verb
Infinitive -Adjective
Infinitive - Adverb
Infinitive - subject
30
(Infinitives) I want
to play
computer games with my brother this afternoon.
Noun
Adjective
Object
Adverb
31
I need to finish writing this report by tomorrow.
Infinitive - Adverb
Infinitive -Adjective
infinitive - object of the verb
Infinitive - subject
32
The running water soothed her nerves.
Present participle - describes the subject "water"
Present participle - describes the noun "soothed"
Past participle - describes the subject "water"
Past participle - describes the noun "soothed"
33
(Infinitives) I take the bus
to get
to work on time.
Adjective
Adverb
Object
Noun
34
He decided to pursue his passion for painting.
infinitive - object of the verb
Infinitive - subject
Infinitive - Adverb
Infinitive -Adjective
35
(Infinitives) He was the first man
to fly
over the Atlantic.
Object
Noun
Adverb
Adjective