Use the appropriate form of Gerund:
1. Excuse me for (to break) your beautiful vase. 2. You never mentioned (to be) to
Greece. 3. She was proud of (to award) the cup of a champion. 4. I don't remember ever (to
meet) your sister. 5. I don't remember (to ask) this question by anybody. 6. The cat was
punished for (to break) the cup. 7. The cat was afraid of (to punish) and hid itself under the
sofa. 8. The machine needs (to clean).1 9. I am quite serious in (to say) that I don't want to
go abroad. 10. He seemed sorry for (to be) inattentive to his child. 11. She confessed to (to
forget) to send the letter. 12. The old man could not stand (to tell) what he should do. 13.
Going to the party was no use: he had no talent for (to dance).14. The Bronze Horseman is
worth (to see).15. After thoroughly (to examine) the student, the professor gave him a
satisfactory mark.

1. Excuse me for breaking your beautiful vase.

2. You never mentioned being to  Greece.

3. She was proud of being awarded the cup of a champion.

4. I don't remember ever meeting your sister.

5. I don't remember being asked this question by anybody.

6. The cat was  punished for breaking the cup.

7. The cat was afraid of being punished and hid itself under the  sofa.

8. The machine needs cleaning.

9. I am quite serious in saying that I don't want to  go abroad.

10. He seemed sorry for being inattentive to his child.

11. She confessed to having forgotten to send the letter.

12. The old man could not stand being told what he should do.

13.  Going to the party was no use: he had no talent for dancing.

14. The Bronze Horseman is  worth seeing.

15. After thoroughly examining the student, the professor gave him a

satisfactory mark.