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GRAMMAR WORKSHEET
GERUNDS used as OBJECTS
Gerunds are verbs that act like nouns. They are formed by adding ‘-ing’ to verbs.
For example: swim → swimming
Some verbs can be followed by either a gerund or an infinitive (to + verb): For
example: “I like / love / hate swimming.” Or “I like to / love to / hate to swim.”
“Enjoy” and “dislike” are followed by gerunds, but not infinitives.

 Complete the sentences below by using the ‘-ing’ gerund form of the verbs on the right.

1. I often go to the beach on weekends. I like .


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2. Robert has a red sports car. He enjoys .
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3. My friends hate . They always eat at restaurants.
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4. Mary likes TV, but she doesn’t have a television.
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5. I bought a new bicycle last week. I love .
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6. If you like , there’s a great book store nearby.
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7. Thomas enjoys with lots of different colors.
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8. Richard lives near a mountain, so he often goes in the winter.
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9. I dislike because I always fall down on the ice.
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10. Last summer, Jenny tried with her new surfboard.
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11. My brother likes seafood, so he likes .
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12. I really hate dirty dishes!
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13. Sam doesn’t like to kill animals, so he never goes .
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14. I don’t like because I’m not a good dancer. k
15. I’m sorry, but I can’t go with you. I hurt my foot. surf
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