Gerrrrrunds & Prepositions!

True or False: 
Verbs that come after prepositions must be gerunds.

• True
• False 

Choose the correct prepositon: 'Ana M is looking forward_______EXIT.'

• in
• of
• about
• to

True or False: Gerunds can never be used after phrasal verbs.

• True 
• False

If the subject of the gerund is different from the subject of the main verb we add...

• an adverb
• a preposition
• a noun/pronoun
• a linking word/phrase

Choose the correct gerund: 
'There's no point in ___________ Darka, she won't come.'

• welcoming 
• joining 
• agreeing with 
• inviting 

True or False: despite, besides and before are all linking words that can be followed by a gerund.

• True
• False

Choose the correct preposition: 'Tijana insisted _______ wiping the white board.'

• in
• about
• of
• on

True or False: noun+prepositons (ex. chance of) can't be followed by gerrunds.

• True
• False

Choose the correct phrasal verb: 'Ana D hasn't ____________ on being the leader.'

• put off
• given up
• taken to
• gotten over

Error or no error? : 'Despite of studying all night, Jelena V still felt nervous. 

• Error!
• No Error!