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I. Complete each sentence using the verbs in brackets (gerunds or infinitives).

1. We enjoy listening to classical music. (listen)

2. The baby began to cry in the middle of the night. (cry)

3. I'd like to tell you something. (tell)

4. Swimming is good for your health. (swim)

5. I'm very interested in learning French. (learn)

6. My parents do not allow me to play computer games. (play)

7. Don't try to avoid answering his questions. (answer)

8. The patient promised to reduce his smoking. (reduce)

9. I regret to inform you that your application was rejected. (inform)

10. Their memories of traveling in Europe will stay with them forever. (travel)



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Final answer:

Gerunds, participles, and progressive tense verbs are explained and illustrated using examples.


Explanation:

Gerunds are verbs ending in -ing that function as nouns, while participles are verbs ending in -ing or -ed that function as adjectives. Progressive tense verbs indicate ongoing actions or states. In the sentences provided, examples of gerunds, participles, and progressive tense verbs are shown:

  1. Breathing very cold air can be painful. (Gerund)
  2. He was singing all the time. (Progressive tense verb)
  3. We have seen the traffic through the window. (Perfect tense verb)

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