Answer: C) Having
Explanation for this question is being written.
Answer: A) Being
Answer: D) Annoying
Answer: B) Gerund phrase.
Answer: A) Doing
Answer: D) Opening
Answer: B) The form of the first member.
Answer: A) Gerund is a noun while present participle is an adjective.
Answer: A) Ving
Answer: D) D
Answer: B) Gerund
Answer: C) Likes
Answer: A) Helping
Answer: B) Drinking caffeine.
Answer: C) Leaving
Answer: C) By moving the wooden sticks covering its hut.
Answer: A) Playing the piano is one of my many talents.
Answer: B) Having
Answer: D) Do
Answer: D) Extending
Answer: C) Used for.
Answer: C) Following
Answer: C) Gerund
Answer: E) Gerund
Answer: D) Connecting
Answer: A) Gerund
Answer: A) Travelling
Answer: B) False
Answer: C) By watching DVDs a few months later.
Answer: C) It wasn't any good. I might send it back.
Answer: B) Present Participle.
Answer: B) Use instead.
Answer: D) Playing/ to play.
Answer: D) Gerund phrase.
Answer: D) Drafting
Answer: A) Participles, gerunds.
Answer: D) Eating
Answer: D) None
Answer: C) Gerund phrase.
Answer: B) She wearing a dress.
Answer: A) Cooking is a gerund and to bake is an infinitive phrase.
Answer: B) To lie there.
Answer: C) Listening
Answer: B) Participle, Gerund.
Answer: C) To switch.
Answer: A) Verb
Answer: A) Sitting-non finite verb.
Answer: C) To be busy.
Answer: C) The running water from the faucet was cold.
Answer: A) Hitting
Answer: B) No
Answer: D) Found
Answer: A) Shouting
Answer: C) Enjoy
Answer: C) C