Verbal W

What type of verbal is the red word?
Utah, Colorado, New Mexico, and Arizona are the bordering states that make up the Four Corners. 

• infinitive 
• participle
• gerund

What type of verbal is the red word?
Programs protecting archaeological sites help ensure the preservation of our nation's heritage. 

• infinitive 
• participle
• gerund

What type of verbal is the red word?
On the floors of some caves are pits for stored food and other vital supplies.  

• infinitive 
• participle
• gerund

What type of verbal is the red word?
Annoyed, I went inside to watch television.  

• infinitive 
• participle
• gerund

What type of verbal is the red word?
I woke my sleeping father to ask about mosquitoes.

• infinitive 
• participle
• gerund

What type of verbal is the red word?
My first stop would be to visit the Statue of Liberty. 

• infinitive 
• participle
• gerund

What type of verbal is the red word?
Thousands of people go to see the statue everyday. 

• infinitive 
• participle
• gerund

What type of verbal is the red word?
The statue holds a torch to symbolize freedom. 

• infinitive 
• participle
• gerund

What type of verbal is the red word?
The idea of a statue to represent freedom came from French historians. 

• infinitive 
• participle
• gerund

What type of verbal is the red word?
In the 1980s, many people helped to raise donations for a new playground.  

• infinitive 
• participle
• gerund