Question

Open the brackets and use the Gerund, the Participle or the Infinitive with or without “to”. 1. Stop __________ (make) a noise. The baby is sleeping. 2. He made me _______ (do) it. 3. You should give up _________(smoke) and ________ (drink) alcohol. You look badly. 4. Mary stood for a time in silence __________ (watch) and __________ (listen). 5. I have come here ________ (meet) her. 6. The girl pointed to a group of women _________ (sit) in the corner of the room.

Answer 1

1. Stop making a noise. The baby is sleeping.
2. He made me do it.
3. You should give up smoking and drinking alcohol. You look badly.
4. Mary stood for a time in silence watching and listening.
5. I have come here to meet her.
6. The girl pointed to a group of women sitting in the corner of the room.

Answer 2

1)Stop making a noise. The baby is sleeping.

2)He made me do it.

3)You should give up smoking and drinking alcohol. You look badly.

4)Mary stood for a time in silence, watching and listening.

5)I have come here to meet her.

6)The girl pointed to a group of women sitting in the corner of the room.

Answer 3

Sure, here are the sentences with the appropriate verbs in the gerund, participle, or infinitive form:

1. Stop making a noise. The baby is sleeping.
2. He made me do it.
3. You should give up smoking and drinking alcohol. You look badly.
4. Mary stood for a time in silence watching and listening.
5. I have come here to meet her.
6. The girl pointed to a group of women sitting in the corner of the room.