1. Paraphrase the sentences using the gerund. Write down the whole sentences. Example: He admitted that he had stolen the bicycle. →He admitted having stolen the bicycle.
1. Jacobson admitted that he had given false information.
2. I dislike it when I'm told what to do.
3. I clearly remember that I posted your letters.
4. I wasn't entirely honest with him, I admit.
2. Make up sentences using gerundial phrases according to the example.
Example: (a) to be tired of + (b) to argue = I am tired of arguing.
5. (a) to be good at (b) to make friends.
6. (a) to be proud of (b) to be a pilot.
7. (a) to be afraid of (b) to catch a cold.
8. (a) to be fond of (b) to dance.
3. Answer the questions:
9. How much TV do you watch?
10. When do you usually watch it?
11. What do you never watch?
12. What’s your favourite programme?
