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    Worksheet: Verb + Gerund

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    The document is a worksheet containing exercises to practice using gerunds after common verbs like "like" and "don't like". The first exercise has students complete sentences using gerund forms of verbs. The second conversation exercise has students use gerunds to complete a dialogue between three characters discussing their activities preferences. The third exercise has students identify true or false statements about the conversation. The final exercise has students write additional sentences using verb + gerund prompts.

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    Worksheet: Verb + Gerund

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    The document is a worksheet containing exercises to practice using gerunds after common verbs like "like" and "don't like". The first exercise has students complete sentences using gerund forms of verbs. The second conversation exercise has students use gerunds to complete a dialogue between three characters discussing their activities preferences. The third exercise has students identify true or false statements about the conversation. The final exercise has students write additional sentences using verb + gerund prompts.

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    The document is a worksheet containing exercises to practice using gerunds after common verbs like "like" and "don't like". The first exercise has students complete sentences using gerund forms of verbs. The second conversation exercise has students use gerunds to complete a dialogue between three characters discussing their activities preferences. The third exercise has students identify true or false statements about the conversation. The final exercise has students write additional sentences using verb + gerund prompts.

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    Worksheet: Verb + Gerund

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    Anthony Samir
    The document is a worksheet containing exercises to practice using gerunds after common verbs like "like" and "don't like". The first exercise has students complete sentences using gerund forms of verbs. The second conversation exercise has students use gerunds to complete a dialogue between three characters discussing their activities preferences. The third exercise has students identify true or false statements about the conversation. The final exercise has students write additional sentences using verb + gerund prompts.

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    INSPIRA TION 1

    Worksheet

    verb + gerund
    1 Complete the table with the gerund form of the verb.

    I like (dance).

    You like (paint).

    He likes (fish).

    She likes (swim).

    We like (ride).

    They like (cook).

    Now make the sentences negative. Now make questions.


    e.g. I don’t like dancing. e.g. Do I like dancing?

    2 Complete the conversation with the correct form of the words in brackets.
    SARA Hi you two! What are you doing?
    STEVE We’re playing basketball. Do you want to play?
    SARA No thanks. I (1) (not like / play) basketball.
    CARL Wow! I (2) (love / play) basketball, it’s great!
    STEVE What do you (3) (like / do)?
    SARA Well, I (4) (like / ride).
    CARL Yeah! That can be fun.
    SARA And I (5) (like / dance).
    STEVE Dancing! Oh, I (6) (hate / dance). I can’t dance.
    SARA That’s not true. Everyone can dance.
    STEVE Not me!
    SARA So I know you (7) (like / play) basketball, but what else do you
    (8) (like / do)?
    STEVE I (9) (like / play) chess.
    CARL Chess! That’s boring.

    (page 1 of 2)
    INSPIRA TION 1

    Worksheet

    3 Read the conversation in exercise 2. Are these sentences true (T) or false (F)?
    1 Carl likes playing basketball.
    2 Sara likes playing basketball.
    3 She likes riding.
    4 Carl likes riding.
    5 Steve doesn’t like dancing.
    6 Carl likes playing chess.

    4 Write sentences using the prompts.


    e.g. He / love / fish
    He loves fishing.
    1 Steve / love / play / volleyball

    2 Sara / love / ride

    3 She / don’t mind / swim

    4 Carl / don’t like / play / chess

    5 you / like / dance / ?

    6 They / like / sail

    7 Barbara / like / cook / ?

    (page 2 of 2)

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