Grade XI: Gerunds - Perfect, Passive, Negative

Complete the sentence by using the correct gerund form (perfect, passive, negative) in the brackets.

I’m angry at him for (a)   (tell, not) me the truth.

Complete the sentence by using the correct gerund form (perfect, passive, negative) in the brackets.

Sometimes adolescents complain about (a)   (understand, not) by their parents.

Complete the sentence by using the correct gerund form (perfect, passive, negative) in the brackets.

Alex had a narrow escape. He was almost hit by a car. He barely avoided (a)   (hit) by a speeding automobile.

Complete the sentence by using the correct gerund form (perfect, passive, negative) in the brackets.

Sally regretted (a)   (forget) their wedding anniversary.

Complete the sentence by using the correct gerund form (perfect, passive, negative) in the brackets.

Jacinda Arden has a good chance of (a)   (elect). I know I’m going to vote for her.

Complete the sentence by using the correct gerund form (perfect, passive, negative) in the brackets.

I remember (a)   (watch) that movie before.

Complete the sentence by using the correct gerund form (perfect, passive, negative) in the brackets.

I feel guilty about (a)   (write, not) to you sooner, but I’ve been swamped with work lately.

Complete the sentence by using the correct gerund form (perfect, passive, negative) in the brackets.

Glenn mentioned (a)   (injure) in an accident as a child, but he never told us the details.

Complete the sentence by using the correct gerund form (perfect, passive, negative) in the brackets.

Why don’t you apologize to me for (a)   (read) my diary?

Complete the sentence by using the correct gerund form (perfect, passive, negative) in the brackets.

He is accused of (a)   (offer) a bribe for his fault in the accident.