Ex. I. Answer the following questions: a) using the Gerund as a direct object:
1. Which do you like better, skiing or skating?
2. What films do you consider worth seeing?
3. Do you prefer booking seats for the theatre in advance? Why?
4. Do you enjoy travelling by sea (by air, by rail)? Why?
5. Do you remember taking your child to school for the first time? What do you remember about the day?
6. Do your children obey you at once or do they need telling several times?
7. What is your friend busy doing now?
b) using the Gerund as a prepositional object:
8. What are you looking forward to?
9. What are-you fond of doing?
10. What do you do when you feel tired of doing one thing?
11. What do you praise (blame) people for?
12. Do you feel like going out when it rains (when the sun shines brightly)?
c) using the Gerund as an attribute:
13. Do you realize the importance of learning foreign languages? What about your friends? Have they much experience
in dealing with languages?
14. What are your reasons for taking up English?
15. Do you take much interest in reading English books?
16. What ways of learning words do you find most effective?
17. How can you improve your English if you haven't much chance of speaking it?
1.skating, 2.Oceans 11, 3.I don't go to the theater, 4.by sea, because it's fun, 5-6. (don't have children, can't help), 7.watching movies