- Her primary duty is the supervision of the interns.
- Her primary duty is supervising the interns.
- Her primary duty, supervising the interns, takes up most of her time.
- Both A and B are correct.
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- We were annoyed by the dog barking.
- We were annoyed by the dog's barking.
- We were annoyed by the dogs barking.
- We were annoyed by the bark of the dog's.
- His refusing the offer surprised everyone.
- Him refusing the offer surprised everyone.
- His refusal of the offer surprised everyone.
- The offer was refused by him, which surprised everyone.
- to make
- making
- make
- for making
- to close
- closing
- close
- for closing
- She tried to open the jar, but it was stuck.
- She tried opening the jar to see if that would work.
- Both are correct with different meanings.
- Neither is correct.
- to quit
- quitting
- quit
- for quitting
- to cry
- crying
- cry
- for crying
- to drink
- for drinking
- drinking
- drink
- I locked it, but I don't have the memory of doing so
- I didn't lock it
- I needed to lock it
- I should lock it
- for buying
- buying
- to buy
- buy
- He is capable of solving the problem.
- They agreed to cooperate.
- She suggested to go to the library.
- I remember meeting him once.
- to pay
- pay
- paying
- be paying
- To pause another activity in order to smoke
- To avoid smoking
- To finish smoking
- To hate smoking
- I am used to get up early.
- I am used to getting up early.
- I am used to getting up early.
- I used to getting up early.
- Infinitive
- Gerund
- Base form verb
- Past participle
- They planned to visit the museum.
- She quit to smoke last year.
- He wants to become a doctor.
- I promise to help you.
- see
- seeing
- have seen
- be seen
- Gerund
- Infinitive
- Noun clause
- Adverbial phrase
