Advanced English Grammar on Verbals (Infinitive-Participle-Gerund)

Description
There are a number of highly useful words in English that are difficult to classify as parts of speech. These are infinitives, participles, and gerunds. They are called verbals because all of them are formed from verbs. Like verbs they may all be modified by adverbs.
However, each of the verbals has other characteristics. The infinitive may be used as a noun, an adjective, or an adverb. The gerund is used as a noun. The participle is used as an adjective.
Exercises provided at the end of the lecture. Answer the above exercises at your own risk!!! Do not email for for FREE answers!!! :-D Goodluck!!!
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Test 1: http://www.wiziq.com/online-tests/35111-english-grammar-test-on-verbals-infinitive-participle-gerund

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