Determiners
Verb-ING
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100

Find the mistake:

Both man were very hungry.

Both men were very hungry.

(Both + Plural)

100

Combine the sentences using Verb-ING

I sat on the beach. I watched the waves.

I sat on the beach watching the waves.

100

to get something off the ground

To start something; for example, getting a business off the ground.

200

Choose the correct determiners:

(All / Each) cats love to eat tuna fish.

All cats love to eat tuna fish.

(All + plural)

200

Shorten the following to a reduced relative clause:

I saw my teacher, who was eating three large pizzas at the local pizzeria.

I saw my teacher eating three large pizzas at the local pizzeria.

200

to get to the top

to be one of the best; to be extremely successful

300

Find the Mistake:

No of these people came here to see me sing.

None of these people came here to see me sing.

(None of + det + plural)

300

Shorten the sentences with a reduced relative clause:

There are some people. The people are waiting at the bus stop.

There are some people waiting at the bus stop.

300

to get ahead

to improve, to become more successful

400

(Each / Both / All) brother had his own room. However, (Every / No / None of / Neither) my friends did.

Each brother had his own room. However, none of my friends did.

(Each + sing)
(none of + det + plural)

400

Use Verb-ING in the following sentences:

At my best friend's wedding, I remember sitting in the corner. I stared hungrily at the cake. I wanted to eat it.

At my best friend's wedding, I remember sitting in the corner, staring hungrily at the cake, wanting to eat it.

400

to get in someone's way

to become an obstacle for someone; to try to stop someone or slow them down

500

Find the mistake (2 mistakes total)

Neither man wanted to sing at karaoke night. Additionally, neither of the man wanted to drink.

Neither man wanted to sing at karaoke night. Additionally, neither of the men wanted to drink.

(Neither + Singular)
(Neither + of + det + Plural)

500

Use all our Verb-ING rules correctly to change these sentences:

To dance has always been fun. I remember when I sat on the beach. I watched the waves. I listened to the sound of the sea. I played with the sand between my fingers.

Dancing has always been fun. I remember sitting on the beach, watching the waves, listening to the sound of the sea, playing with the sand between my fingers.

500

to get to be

to become

(EX: How Facebook got to be so popular.)

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