An­la­ge 3: AB gaps

Fill in the gaps

with sui­ta­ble verbs from the box with an ing-form and clas­si­fy them as ‘progr. form’, ‘ad­jec­tive’, ‘verb’, pre­po­si­ti­on’ or ‘other’:

1. Alt­hough it star­ted ___________________ they kept on ___________________ .
2. Lis­ten! The baby ___________________ , be­cau­se he is hungry.
3. “Stop jo­king!” David said in a ___________________ voice.
4. We heard some­bo­dy ___________________ for help, but couldn’t see any­bo­dy.
5. John for­got to pick up his par­ents ___________________ at the air­port.
6. ___________________ is my fa­vou­rite free time ac­tivi­ty.
7. I re­al­ly pre­fer ___________________ in my own bed ins­tead of any hotel room.
8. They could feel the cold slow­ly ___________________ into the room.
9. Thanks a lot for ___________________ so quick­ly.
10. How about ___________________ to the new re­stau­rant in Soho to­night?
11. Sud­den­ly a bird came ___________________ through the open win­dow.

Fill in the gaps - Lö­sung

1. Alt­hough it star­ted rai­ning they kept on working . = verb, (verb with) pre­po­si­ti­on
2. Lis­ten! The baby is crying , be­cau­se he is hungry. = pro­gres­si­ve form
3. “Stop jo­king!” David said in a laug­hing voice. = ad­jec­tive
4. We heard some­bo­dy shou­ting for help, but couldn’t see any­bo­dy. = other
5. John for­got to pick up his par­ents wait­ing at the air­port. = other
6. Sleeping is my fa­vou­rite free time ac­tivi­ty. = other
7. I re­al­ly pre­fer sleeping in my own bed ins­tead of any hotel room. = verb
8. They could feel the cold slow­ly creeping into the room. = other
9. Thanks a lot for co­m­ing so quick­ly. = pre­po­si­ti­on
10. How about going to the new re­stau­rant in Soho to­night? = other
11. Sud­den­ly a bird came fly­ing through the open win­dow. = verb

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