1) State the form of the Gerund. Translate the sentences into Russian.
1. She regrets having said all this to you.
2. The guitar needs tuning.
3. After having read hundreds of books I came across one that made me think for myself.
4. Before going to the station I had to telephone my office on business.
5. I don’t think the collection of essays is worth reprinting.
6. I do not mind his sitting on this table.
7. She apologised for not telling the truth.
8. There seems no reason for such a society being founded.
9. He is interested in becoming a politician.
10. Joe resents being treated like a child.
11. I really object to driving on busy holiday weekends.
12. Swimming every day is a good way of keeping fit.
13. You'll enjoy being in London.
14. Teach me swimming.
2) State the form of the Gerund. Translate the sentences into Russian.
1. I do not like your risking your life.
2. Would you mind helping me?
3. I suggest his taking up the job immediately.
4. She denied having seen them in the shop.
5. We saw the lady running up the stairs.
6. I do not deny his speaking well.
7. Do not postpone your learning Hindi.
8. She recalled having been taken there when she was young.
9. She had the feeling of being watched.
10. Which do you like better-reading or being read to?
11. I like going for a walk.
12. I thanked her for having made a list of all the things we ought to take along with us.
13. A professor has to do a lot of reading.
14. She has vague memories of having been knocked by a motorbike.
15. I hate being disturbed in my seat when the performance has started.