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He is a bear.
The costumes TO BE WORN IN THE PLAY are quite exotic.
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English language arts.
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The costumes
TO BE WORN IN THE PLAY
are quite exotic.
participles
gerunds
infinitives
none
2
He is a bear.
simile
metaphor
personification
hyperbole
3
Ruth listened to
THE PLEASANT STRUMMING
of the Spanish guitar.
infinitive
gerund
participle
none
4
GETTING UP EARLY IN THE MORNING
is sometimes a challenge.
gerund
participle
infinitive
none
5
Ruth listened to the pleasant strumming of
THE SPANISH GUITAR.
gerund
infinitive
participle
none
6
I'm so hungry I could eat a horse.
simile
hyperbole
sonnet
metaphor
7
Johnathan went to the store
TO BUY
the latest magazine.
gerund
infinitive
participle
none
8
The tireles
s beavers were
BUILDING
a dam in the stream.
participle
none
gerund
infinitve
9
Johnathan we
n
t
TO THE STORE
to buy the latest magazine.
gerund
participle
none
infinitive
10
You can save time by
REMOVING
the shells first.
infinitive
gerund
partciple
none
11
The
ROARING
wind came first.
participle
gerund
infinitive
none
12
One of Jane's favorite pastimes is
FLYING KITES.
infinitive
none
participle
gerund
13
PLANNING AHEAD,
David carried an umbrella to school.
infinitive
gerund
none
participle
14
Finally, the storm passed,
LEAVING
behind considerable damage.
gerund
infinitive
none
participle
15
Beth said that the most convenient time TO STUDY is at three o'clock.
participle
gerund
infinitive
none
16
The wind groaned through the trees, and it scared me.
simple
compound-complex
compound
complex
17
He is thinking about
SWIMMING
IN THE POOL.
gerund
infinitive
none
participle
18
TO REPAIR A TRANSMISSION
requires a knowledge of mechanics.
none
participle
gerund
infinitive
19
The
FIDGETING
boy couldn't sit still in class.
gerund
Participle
infinitive
none
20
The man
SITTING ON THE BENCH
was feeding the birds.
participle
infinitive
gerund
none
21
The cat,
CROUCHING CLOSE TO THE GROUND,
slunk out of the room.
gerund
infinitive
participle
none
22
The ravenous hikers hoped
TO GET A GOOD DINNER.
gerund
participle
none
infinitive
23
If we let computers in the classroom, students will soon become mindless drones.
ad hominem
slipper slope
red herring
false authority
24
Charles,
SEEING THE CLOUDS IN THE S
KY,
proclaimed that it would soon rain.
gerund
participle
none
infinitive
25
FEELING DIZZY,
Helena stopped and took a break.
gerund
none
participle
infinitive
26
The
SQUEAKING
wheel alerted the mechanic to a potential problem.
gerund
none
participle
infinitive
27
The weight of the sack made if difficult
TO CARRY.
none
gerund
infinitive
participle
28
Heloise wanted to give this
TO THE AIRLINE PILOT.
participle
infinitive
gerund
none
29
The
FORGOTTEN
treasure lay at the bottom of the sea for three hundred years.
none
infinitive
participle
gerund
30
Her tears fell like the rain.
hyperbole
active
personification
passive
31
Mrs. Saltmeir decided
TO READ THE SHORT STORY ALOUD.
participle
infinitive
none
gerund
32
The plan
ACCEPTED BY THE MAYOR
involved a tax cut.
gerund
infinitive
participle
none
33
The
ZONING
committee would not allow a strip mall to be built next to the park.
gerund
participle
infinitive
none
34
My uncle from Michigan enjoys
CANOEING.
none
participle
infinitive
gerund
35
Professor Maple's students completed the assignment.
compound
compound-complex
complex
simple
36
You shouldn't yell at me for not doing my homework since I took out the garbage this morning.
false authority
ad hominem
red herring
slippery slope
37
Ryan like
RACING REMOTE CONTROL CARS
.
infinitve
gerund
Participle
none
38
The man sitting on the bench was
FEEDING THE BIRDS.
none
participle
infinitive
gerund
39
TO SPEAK EFFECTIVELY
is not always easy.
infintive
gerund
none
participle
40
The emergency instructions
PREPARED BY MY MOTHER
came in handy.
gerund
none
infinitive
participle
41
Some skaters practice everyday, and those who do practice have the best success.
simple
compound
complex
compound-complex
42
Paula expected the paper airplane
TO FLY.
participle
gerund
infinitive
none
43
Kanye said milk is unhealthy, so I'm not going to drink it.
red herring
slippery slope
false authority
ad hominem
44
The
FLICKERING
lights prompted us to light candles.
infinitive
participle
gerund
none
45
One of Jane's
FAVORITE
pastimes is flying kites.
none
infinitive
participle
gerund
46
A poem written in praise of something.
ballad
sonnet
ode
elegy
47
The
SCREAMING
child sat in his crib.
none
gerund
participle
infinitive
48
We bought a new wrench
TO FIX THE LEAKY FAUCET.
gerund
none
infinitive
participle
49
Heloise wants
TO BE AN AIRLINE PILOT.
participle
infinitive
none
gerune
50
He was
THINKING
about swimming in the pool.
infinitive
participle
gerund
none