Infinitives, Gerunds and Participles
Description: Infinitives, Gerunds & Participles | |
Number of Questions: 15 | |
Created by: Prajapati Rathore | |
Tags: Infinitives Gerunds & Participles Gerunds and Infinitives |
Choose the best sentence after changing the highlighted word/phrase into gerund.
Sentence - Your expressions cannot be based on your impressions.
Choose the best sentence after changing the highlighted word/phrase (gerund) into simple infinitive.
Sentence - Watching living things grow over a period of time is a fascinating engagement.
Choose the best sentence after changing the highlighted word/phrase (bare infinitive) into gerund.
Sentence - Close the eyes and look attentively at what goes on in the field of our vision. You will observe yourself.
Choose the best sentence after changing the highlighted word/phrase (past participle) into bare infinitive form.
Sentence - Self-trained professionals are the ultimate resource for artistic and poetic expression.
Choose the best sentence after changing the highlighted word/phrase (present participle) into bare infinitive.
Sentence - Prolonged contact breeds intimate association and often is a precursor to a lasting relationship.
Choose the best sentence after changing the highlighted words (infinitive forms) into gerunds.
Sentence - I sympathize with his feelings, I estimate his purposes, I interpret his intentions; all this has a meaning only in context of my own expectations.
Choose the best sentence after changing the highlighted word/phrase (present participle) into bare infinitive.
Sentence - Laughter appears to stand in need of an echo, not as an articulate, clear, well-defined sound, but as the reverberating successive rumblings, like thunder in a mountain.
Choose the best sentence after changing the highlighted word/phrase (past participle) into bare infinitive.
Sentence - Abstracted entirely from aesthetic appreciation or from moral valuation, man would just be an object of knowledge.
Choose the best sentence after changing the highlighted words (simple infinitives) into gerunds.
Sentence - To see nothing, to feel nothing, to demand nothing, relieves us from the fear of failure of action.
Choose the best sentence after changing the highlighted word/phrase (simple infinitive) into gerund.
Sentence - The thing to establish first is what is actually a secret, what is to be suppressed, if one is to avoid damage to self or another.
Choose the best sentence after changing the highlighted word/phrase (simple infinitive) into gerund.
Sentence - I often choose the most remote themes that cost me long hours of intense effort, and then make them acceptable.
Choose the best sentence after removing the present participle form from the given sentence.
Sentence - Carrying the impressions of truth from the environment to the brain, the nervous system makes us feel the pain and pleasure.
Choose the best sentence after changing the highlighted word/phrase (simple infinitive) into gerund.
Sentence - To admit the independence of intuition as a concept does not suffice to give its true and precise idea.
Choose the best sentence after changing the highlighted word/phrase (simple infinitive) into gerund.
Sentence - It is a farce to call any being virtuous whose virtues do not result from the exercise of its own reason.
Choose the best sentence after changing the highlighted word/phrase (simple infinitive) into gerund.
Sentence - Whenever you have written any sentence that looks particularly excellent, be sure to blot it out.