Order the sentence
any happening see I soon don’t it time
I don’t see it happening any time soon
Is a gerund a noun or verb?
A gerund is a noun
Elias _______ go to college, but he joined the military instead.
a.) was / were going to
b.) was / were about to
c.) would
Elias WAS ABOUT TO go to college, but he joined the military instead.
b.) was / were about to
Which of the following word or words can be used with WAR
clothes
correspondent
journalist
crime
warn
bleak
Correspondent & Crime
saying the That’s what you’re of logic
That’s the logic of what you’re saying
Is a participle a noun or a verb?
A participle is a verb
He _____ be the first man on Jupiter.
a.) was / were going to
b.) was / were about to
c.) would
He WOULD be the first man on Jupiter.
c.) would
Which are synonyms of argument:
bleak
conflict
glorify
quarrel
transmitted
straining
Conflict & Quarrel
kidding You’re right?
You’re kidding right?
Rewrite the sentence using participle and/or gerunds:
The woman ran out of the burning building and screamed ‘My baby!’
The woman ran out of the burning building screaming ‘My baby!’
OR
Running out of the burning building, the woman screamed ‘My baby!’
The women __________ buy pizza later that night, but they ate hamburgers instead.
a.) was / were going to
b.) was / were about to
c.) would
The women WERE GOING TO / WERE ABOUT TO buy pizza later that night, but they ate hamburgers instead.
a.) was / were going to
OR
b.) was / were about to
Which word goes with WAR?
veteran
transmitted
issues
Veteran
anyway I see how That’s it
That’s how I see it, anyway
Rewrite the sentence using gerunds and/or participles
I knew Celeste well, so I asked her what to do.
Knowing Celeste well, I asked her what to do.
Emily said she ____ stay with me tonight, but she went out.
a.) was / were going to
b.) was / were about to
c.) would
Emily said she WOULD stay with me tonight, but she went out.
c.) would
Which is a synonym of ARGUMENT
feud
grave
journalist
FEUD
is... saying I’m What
What I’m saying is...
Rewrite the sentence using gerunds and/or participles
As he did his homework, Max drank coffee.
Doing his homework, Jerry ate dinner.
OR
Drinking coffee, Max did his homework.
Penelope ______ buy me coffee on the way to work, but the coffee shop was closed.
a.) was / were going to
b.) was / were about to
c.) would
Penelope WAS GOING TO / WAS ABOUT TO buy me coffee on the way to work, but the coffee shop was closed.
a.) was / were going to
b.) was / were about to
Telling me a sentence using the word: DISPUTE
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