Quiz: Gerunds Quick Quiz


Gerunds Quick QuizOnline version Learn when gerunds are used. by canan temel 1 Slide: What is a gerund? a An adjective ending -ed b A plural noun ending -s c A verb form ending in -ing that acts as a noun. d A past-tense verb 2 Which sentence uses a gerund as a noun? a I am swimming. b She swims daily. c They swim every morning. d Swimming is good exercise. 3 Which is an example of a gerund phrase? a Runs in the park calm me b To run in the park calms me c Running in the park calms me. d Run in the park calms me 4 Gerund or not? "Cooking" in "Cooking hurts my wrist" a Participle b Infinitive c Adjective d Gerund (noun) 5 The difference: gerund vs present participle - which acts as a noun? a Gerund b Present participle c Infinitive d Participle 6 Which sentence uses a gerund as the subject? a Read helps you learn b Reads helps you learn c Reading helps you learn. d To read helps you learn 7 Which is NOT a gerund? a To swim b Swimming c Reading d Cooking 8 Complete the gerund phrase: "She is fond of _____" a read poetry b to read poetry c reads poetry d reading poetry 9 Which option shows a gerund as the object of a sentence? a Draw landscapes often. b I drew landscapes. c I enjoy drawing landscapes. d Drawing landscapes is fun. 10 Can gerunds be preceded by prepositions? a Only with can/could b Yes, as in "interested in swimming" c No, never d Only at the start of a sentence Feedback 1 false 2 false 3 false 4 false 5 false 6 false 7 false 8 false 9 false 10 false

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Slide: What is a gerund?

a

An adjective ending -ed

b

A plural noun ending -s

c

A verb form ending in -ing that acts as a noun.

d

A past-tense verb

2

Which sentence uses a gerund as a noun?

a

I am swimming.

b

She swims daily.

c

They swim every morning.

d

Swimming is good exercise.

3

Which is an example of a gerund phrase?

a

Runs in the park calm me

b

To run in the park calms me

c

Running in the park calms me.

d

Run in the park calms me

4

Gerund or not? "Cooking" in "Cooking hurts my wrist"

a

Participle

b

Infinitive

c

Adjective

d

Gerund (noun)

5

The difference: gerund vs present participle - which acts as a noun?

a

Gerund

b

Present participle

c

Infinitive

d

Participle

6

Which sentence uses a gerund as the subject?

a

Read helps you learn

b

Reads helps you learn

c

Reading helps you learn.

d

To read helps you learn

7

Which is NOT a gerund?

a

To swim

b

Swimming

c

Reading

d

Cooking

8

Complete the gerund phrase: "She is fond of _____"

a

read poetry

b

to read poetry

c

reads poetry

d

reading poetry

9

Which option shows a gerund as the object of a sentence?

a

Draw landscapes often.

b

I drew landscapes.

c

I enjoy drawing landscapes.

d

Drawing landscapes is fun.

10

Can gerunds be preceded by prepositions?

a

Only with can/could

b

Yes, as in "interested in swimming"

c

No, never

d

Only at the start of a sentence

Feedback

1

false

2

false

3

false

4

false

5

false

6

false

7

false

8

false

9

false

10

false

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Gerunds Quick QuizOnline version

by canan temel

Slide: What is a gerund?

Which sentence uses a gerund as a noun?

Which is an example of a gerund phrase?

Gerund or not? "Cooking" in "Cooking hurts my wrist"

The difference: gerund vs present participle - which acts as a noun?

Which sentence uses a gerund as the subject?

Which is NOT a gerund?

Complete the gerund phrase: "She is fond of _____"

Which option shows a gerund as the object of a sentence?

Can gerunds be preceded by prepositions?

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