1. The boys are decorating the room. (choose the correct finite verb) a. the boys b. are decorating c. the d. room 2. She ________ talk louder if the entire class has to hear her. a. needs to b. will c. should d. can 3. You _____ carry an umbrella on a rainy day. a. should b. would c. have d. will 4. I have finished cooking come and eat. (choose gerunds) a. have finished b. cooking c. come d. eat 5. He enjoys having a bath in the evening. (choose the Gerund) a. enjoys b. having c. a bath d. evening True and False 2. State true or false: 1. Participles are of three types. TRUE FALSE 2. Gerunds and the present participle have the ‘ing’ form. TRUE FALSE Fill in the blank 3. Fill in the blanks:1. ___________ (might/will) you please listen to me? 2. My mother ________ (bake/bakes) delicious cakes. 3. She __________ (could/shouldn’t have) plucked those flowers. 4. In a sentence, an infinitive can be replaced by a _______ (gerund/participle) without changing the meaning of the sentence. 5. When an infinitive is used without to, it is called a _____ (bare/split) infinitive. You ___________ (might/have) talk to your teacher for extra classes. 7. She wants ______ (to play/plays) the piano. 8. If I were you, I _________ (would/shall) respect that old man. 9. ________ (past/present) participles are used to form the perfect tense of verbs. 10. Participles are ________ (verbs/pronoun) which perform the function of an adjective in a sentence. Match the Following 4. Match the Following: 1. ___act as noun in the sentence. Gerunds ___ act as adjectives. Participles ___act as subjects, objects or complements of the verb.Infinitives ___an infinitive is used without to. Bare infinitive ___placed incorrectly. Misplaced participles​