Jim has been (pretend) that he is her boyfriend since they arrived but still nobody believes him.
Mum knows everything. It's no use (pretend) that we are just good friends.

32.

Add the ending -ing to the given verb and choose the sentence in which the verb functions as a gerund.

Let's go to the (swim) pool.
Yesterday at 5 pm, we were (swim) in the sea. It was great!

33.

Add the ending -ing to the given verb and choose the sentence in which the verb functions as a gerund.

When I came home, Mum was (cook).
Mum's favourite activity is (cook).

34.

Add the ending -ing to the given verb and choose the sentence in which the verb functions as a gerund.

My parents keep (argue).
Don't go in there! They are (argue) again.

35.

Add the ending -ing to the given verb and choose the sentence in which the verb functions as a gerund.

After his husband's death, she took to (write) a diary because she had no one else to talk to.
Mary had been (write) very quickly and she ended up with ink all over her fingers because the pen was broken.

36.

Add the ending -ing to the given verb and choose the sentence in which the verb functions as a gerund.

My mum isn't keen on (dye) her hair. She likes her natural look.
My sister has been (dye) her hair for more than one hour so my dad is angry because he can't go to the bathroom to shave himself.

37.

Add the ending -ing to the given verb and choose the sentence in which the verb functions as a gerund.

My friends and I were (row) down the river when it started to rain.
My friends and I adore (row) down the river.

38.

Add the ending -ing to the given verb and choose the sentence in which the verb functions as a gerund.

My brother is still dreaming of (set) his own business.
Today, my brother is (set) the table for dinner.

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39.

Add the ending -ing to the given verb and choose the sentence in which the verb functions as a gerund.

My doctor suggested (eat) less.
He has been (eat) for more than half an hour. I can't wait any longer!

40.

Add the ending -ing to the given verb and choose the sentence in which the verb functions as a gerund.

I can't help (cry) when I watch sad films.
What's the matter? Why are you (cry)?

41.

Add the ending -ing to the given verb and choose the sentence in which the verb functions as a gerund.

Their mother was really upset when she saw them while they were (smoke).
This is a really bad habit. You should give up (smoke).

42.

Add the ending -ing to the given verb and choose the sentence in which the verb functions as a gerund.

I really don't like (peel) apples.
I can't come out. I am (peel) apples for a pie.

43.

Add the ending -ing to the given verb and choose the sentence in which the verb functions as a gerund.

We would be really happy if you considered (work) for our company.
Shhh! I can't talk to you now. I am (work).

44.

Add the ending -ing to the given verb and choose the sentence in which the verb functions as a gerund.

(chat) is more typical for women.
Look at Mum! She is still (chat) with our new neighbour.

45.

Add the ending -ing to the given verb and choose the sentence in which the verb functions as a gerund.

When we visited them, they were still (renovate) their house.
We had to postpone (renovate) our house because we didn't have enough money.

46.

Add the ending -ing to the given verb and choose the sentence in which the verb functions as a gerund.

In my boyfriend's family, they are not accustomed to (talk) during meals.
At this time tomorrow, I will be (talk) to my new boss.

47.

Add the ending -ing to the given verb and choose the sentence in which the verb functions as a gerund.

Now, I am finally (begin) to understand what you are trying to tell me.
I am afraid of (begin) a new relationship.

48.

Add the ending -ing to the given verb and choose the sentence in which the verb functions as a gerund.

My brother always keeps (tiptoe) around probles instead of dealing with them.
I heard a noise, so I went downstairs and I saw my daughter while she was (tiptoe) out of the house.

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49.

Add the ending -ing to the given verb and choose the sentence in which the verb functions as a gerund.

Could you tell me if (read) lamps are good for my eyes?
I've been (read) this book for two hours but there are still twenty pages till its end.

50.

Add the ending -ing to the given verb and choose the sentence in which the verb functions as a gerund.

The fire was spreading forward towards the north, (singe) all the slopes on its way.
Tim wasn't careful with the fire so he ended by (singe) his hair.