Perfect Gerund, Perfect Infinitive, Perfect Participle

Which sentence has a gerund phrase?

• Gambling at the casino, Jeff lost his money.

• Collecting stamps is my hobby.

• Mya, my favorite aunt, loves to cook.

• To finish in first place, you have to run really fast.

Which sentence uses a perfect gerund?

• Having completed the project, she took a break.

• To have completed the project, she took a break.

• Completing the project, she took a break.

• She completed the project and took a break.

Identify the sentence with a perfect infinitive.

• She seems to have forgotten the meeting.

• She forgot the meeting.

• She is forgetting the meeting.

• She forgets the meeting.

Which sentence contains a perfect participle?

• Having seen the movie, I can discuss it now.

• Seeing the movie, I can discuss it now.

• I saw the movie and can discuss it now.

• I will see the movie and discuss it.

Choose the correct use of a perfect gerund.

• Having been praised, he felt proud.

• To have been praised, he felt proud.

• Being praised, he felt proud.

• Praised, he felt proud.

Which of the following sentences uses a perfect infinitive correctly?

• She claims to have met the president.

• She claims meeting the president.

• She claims met the president.

• She claims to meet the president.

Identify the sentence with a perfect participle.

• Having finished the book, she returned it to the library.

• Finishing the book, she returned it to the library.

• Finished the book, she returned it to the library.

• She finishes the book and returns it to the library.

Which sentence demonstrates a perfect gerund?

• Having been told the news, he reacted calmly.

• To have been told the news, he reacted calmly.

• Told the news, he reacted calmly.

• He was told the news and reacted calmly.

Select the sentence with a perfect infinitive.

• He appears to have solved the problem.

• He appears solving the problem.

• He appears solve the problem.

• He appears to solve the problem.

Which sentence uses a perfect participle?

• Having eaten dinner, they went for a walk.

• Eating dinner, they went for a walk.

• Eaten dinner, they went for a walk.

• They eat dinner and go for a walk.