Answer: B) False
Explanation for this question is being written.
Answer: D) Changing
Answer: C) Gerund
Answer: C) Constantly checking your phone.
Answer: B) Participle
Answer: D) Gerund phrase.
Answer: D) Verbs with TO in front; lonely-ING verbs (without another verb in front).
Answer: B) To travel alone.
Answer: D) Sleeping
Answer: C) Being kept.
Answer: B) Running
Answer: C) Present participle.
Answer: B) The dog barked loudly.
Answer: D) Waiting
Answer: C) Taming animals is cruel.
Answer: B) Go down.
Answer: A) To go.
Answer: B) PARTICIPLE
Answer: A) Wearing
Answer: A) Getting
Answer: D) Participial
Answer: B) Seeing
Answer: C) Swimming is a gerund, and to run is an infinitive phrase.
Answer: B) Present participle.
Answer: A) Gerund
Answer: A) Noun, adjective, or adverb.
Answer: D) Paid
Answer: A) To please.
Answer: B) FALSE
Answer: A) The punctuation or lack of punctuation.
Answer: C) Gerund phrase.
Answer: D) Being discussed.
Answer: C) Gerunds function as nouns, while participles function as adjectives or parts of verb tenses.
Answer: D) Being called.
Answer: B) Gerund phrase.
Answer: B) Many people mistakenly think that being wealthy is the same thing as being happy.
Answer: A) LYING
Answer: B) To remember.
Answer: A) Verb
Answer: D) It's a Particple.
Answer: B) B
Answer: B) No
Answer: B) Drawing
Answer: D) A noun, a verb, an adjective.
Answer: D) Looking-to realize-to be.
Answer: B) Tying
Answer: B) Arriving
Answer: A) Swimming
Answer: B) Does NOT contain a gerund or gerund phrase.
Answer: A) Jumping
Answer: D) None
Answer: A) Different
Answer: B) Simon is performing on Broadway in New York next year.