In which sentence is the gerund SMOKING used as a subject?
  • SMOKING is injurious to health.
  • I enjoy my SMOKING.
  • My uncle's favourite activity is SMOKING cigarettes.
  • He enjoys SMOKING.
In which sentence is the gerund STEALING used after a preposition?
  • Thieves came STEALING.
  • STEALING is bad for the economy.
  • His friends celebrated his STEALING.
  • He was indicted for STEALING.
In which sentence is the gerund DRINKING used as a complement to the subject?
  • My uncle enjoys DRINKING.
  • My uncle's dirty habit is DRINKING alcohol.
  • My uncle is accused of DRINKING.
  • DRINKING is injurious to health.
In which sentence is the gerund DIVING used after a verb?
  • She went DIVING.
  • DIVING is good for a lean body.
  • Spectators enjoyed her DIVING.
  • My friend's daily routine is DIVING exercises.
In which sentence is the gerund SINGING used as a direct object?
  • Her passionate vocation is SINGING songs.
  • They enjoy SINGING.
  • He was accused of SINGING.
  • They appreciated my SINGING.
In which sentence is the gerund CLIMBING used as a complement to a verb?
  • The mountaineer went CLIMBING.
  • CLIMBING is good for the mountaineer's health.
  • My adventurous niece's pastime is CLIMBING mountains.
  • Mountaineers enjoy CLIMBING.
In which sentence is the gerund COLLECTING used as a complement to the subject?
  • He was accused of COLLECTING.
  • Her favourite pastime is COLLECTING stamps.
  • The tramp came COLLECTING.
  • COLLECTING is not good for the image.
In which sentence is the gerund BATTING used as a direct object?
  • BATTING is good for the bowler to learn.
  • Virat Kohli's favourite activity is BATTING.
  • They relished my BATTING.
  • Sachin Tendulkar enjoys BATTING.
In which sentence is the gerund WALKING used after a verb?
  • He came WALKING.
  • WALKING is excellent for health.
  • My aunt enjoys WALKING.
  • My aunt was guilty of WALKING.
In which sentence is the gerund DANCING used as a complement to a verb?
  • He came DANCING.
  • DANCING is good for the body.
  • They love DANCING.
  • He was accused of DANCING.
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