Question

You _______________ park near the hospital entrance. It’s forbidden. a.might not b.can c.don’t have to d.mustn’t Linda ___________________ get a PlayStation for her birthday. a.have to b.are able to c.mustn’t d.may Wine ________________ on the carpet is difficult to remove. a.spilt b.spilling c.spills d.spill Match verb forms with their examples: I avoid wearing black clothes. She showed me the broken window. It’s polite of you to bring her flowers. Reading an English book, he wrote down many new words. Participle 1 Participle 2 Infinitive gerund Match verb forms with their examples: When asked what he intended to do, he said he didn't know. Look at the man crossing the street. I want to do it tomorrow. He denies stealing the money. Participle 1 Infinitive Gerund Participle 2

Answer 1

You mustn’t park near the hospital entrance. It’s forbidden.

Linda may get a PlayStation for her birthday.

Wine spilt on the carpet is difficult to remove.

Participle 1: Reading an English book, he wrote down many new words.

Participle 2: She showed me the broken window.

Infinitive: It’s polite of you to bring her flowers.

Gerund: I avoid wearing black clothes.

Participle 1: When asked what he intended to do, he said he didn't know.

Infinitive: I want to do it tomorrow.

Gerund: Look at the man crossing the street.

Participle 2: He denies stealing the money.

Answer 2

You mustn't park near the hospital entrance. It's forbidden. Linda doesn't have to get a PlayStation for her birthday. Spilling wine on the carpet is difficult to remove.

Match verb forms with their examples:

• I avoid wearing black clothes. (Gerund)
• She showed me the broken window. (Participle 2)
• It's polite of you to bring her flowers. (Infinitive)
• Reading an English book, he wrote down many new words. (Participle 1)

Match verb forms with their examples:

• When asked what he intended to do, he said he didn't know. (Participle 1)
• Look at the man crossing the street. (Gerund)
• I want to do it tomorrow. (Infinitive)
• He denies stealing the money. (Participle 2)