Gerunds as Subjects or Objects | Baamboozle - Baamboozle

It's insane how my teacher is looking forward to

drinking such a big latte.

running a marathon.

have a bowl of coffee.

teach after this.

Monika has been looking forward to

going skiing for the last 3 months.

go skiing in the Alps.

go snowboarding with her brother John.

practicing her sledding stunts.

John wasn't looking forward to

making a "breakfast" for Garfield again.

try to sleep with his pet who wouldn't let him.

telling Odie that Garfield was adopted by the neighbor.

prepare a cup of coffee to wake himself up with.

I'm looking forward to

talking with you. You're a great friend.

make jokes at your expense.

letting you know about the dancing panda behind you.

embarrassing you on your talk show.

Jerico is really looking forward to

watching his favorite team play in real life.

going to the Colosseum.

singing annoying songs in public.

wearing face paint.

I'm looking forward to ________ not packing for the trip.

going on vacation

sleeping early

eating in town

buying gifts for family

Of course Courtney and I are looking forward

to visiting the UK together next year.

to our trip to Sweden.

to the prom dance next Thursday.

to opening up our own clothing shop in Paris.

Who's looking forward to

playing Tony Hawk Pro Skater tonight!

Prankfest Fridays!

Game night Saturdays!

Winning the chess tournament today!

My dog Cookie was looking forward to

playing outside in the snow until she felt the cold.

running around in circles in Autumn.

make a snowman with me.

wear her new winter clothes.

Hey! I was

looking forward to eating that!

searching for a Gorilla.

supposed to eat that food!

looking forward to sharing this moment with my parrot.

My whole class is looking forward to

going on the annual waterpark field trip.

see Disneyland for the first time.

riding on the largest rollercoaster in the country.

swimming in an Olympic pool.

Jane and Richard were looking forward to

to camping outside until a hungry bear woke them up.

the camping trip until they forgot to bring food.

a trip to the mountains until they met the bear.

making some s'mores.

Adrian was looking forward to meeting the monkeys until

they started licking his face.

his backpack was stolen by one of them.

they took his glasses and refused to give them back.

they decided to adopt him as a pet.

Kelly said her sister was looking forward to

playing fetch with her pet.

watch her dog do silly things.

throwing a dog party for her dog's animal friends.

adopting a Great Dane from the animal shelter.

Charles didn't look forward to

telling his girlfriend he ran out of cash.

looking in the couch for a cheeto.

singing songs about Kellogg's cereal.

sleep on the couch tonight.

The sloth seems to look forward to

having a great morning.

eat some papaya.

swing in on a vine.

beating its high score on Guitar Hero.

Charlie really isn't looking forward to

waking up at 5 am to study for his Chemistry exam.

sleeping another four hours.

talk to his mother about the broken clock.

brush his teeth.

He is looking forward to

playing in the sand on the beach.

buying an ice cream from the nearby vendor.

sleep on a beach towel.

sun tan in Hawaii.

The jockey in the yellow jersey is looking forward to

pulling ahead the blue jockey in the race.

winning the motoprix race.

taking a flight on United.

say to his coach that his shoe fell off.

I'm looking forward to

Blowing out your candles.

Taking care of the candles.

Turning out the lights.

extinguish the candles.

I'm really looking forward to ________

getting out of the car.

get out of the car.

fly out of the car.

jump out of the car.

I'm tired of waiting!

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I don’t like dancing because I’m not a good dancer.

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My brother likes fishing.

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He left without saying goodbye!

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Jenny tried surfing.

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She is good at drawing.

Object.

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Richard goes skiing in the winter.

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Thomas enjoys painting.

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If you like reading, there’s a great book store nearby.

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I bought a new bicycle last week. I love cycling.

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Mary likes watching TV.

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My friends hate cooking.

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Robert has a red sports car. He enjoys driving.

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I often go to the beach on weekends. I like swimming.

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Flying makes me nervous.

Subject

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Shopping is boring.

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Learning about other people and cultures is fun.

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My sister loves singing.

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Watching TV is bad for our eyes. We should read more.

Subject

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Swimming is a great way to get fit!

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Cooking is fun.

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Reading books and magazines can help you to learn English.

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Cycling to work is a great way to get some exercise.

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Finding a parking space is difficult in the morning.

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Eating lots of vegetables is healthy.

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