Use the appropriate form of the gerund. 1. His … English will help him in his work.
a) knowing; b) having known; c) being known; d) having been known
2. Your … them made us angry.
a) threatening; b) having threatened; c) being threatened; d) having been threatened
3. They insisted on our … to London.
a) flying; b) having flied; c) being flied; d) having been flied
4. There is no possibility of our … him this week.
a) seeing; b) having seen; c) being seen; d) having been seen
5. There is no fear of his … to do it.
a) forgetting; b) having forgotten; c) being forgotten; d) having been forgotten
6. They objected to … this method into practice.
a) applying; b) having applied; c) being applied; d) having been applied
7. She was quite unaware of … by the people.
a) watching; b) having watched; c) being watched; d) having been watched
8. He never confessed to … the letter.
a) sending; b) having sent; c) being sent; d) having been sent
9. Father hated … by any one of us.
a) contradicting; b) having contradicted; c) being contradicted; d) having been contradicted
10. She never referred to … assisted by anybody.
a) being; b) having been; c) being been; d) having been been
11. When a small boy, he liked … out hunting by his father.
a) taking; b) having taken; c) being taken; d) having been taken