Non - Finite Verbs 4

Great Britain …               (separate) from the continent by the English Channel.

The British Isles …                 (surround) by the shallow waters of the Irish Sea and the North Sea.

Don’t trouble trouble until trouble …           (trouble) you.

When Annie started reading the book she …              (excite) by that …           (touch) scene.

John got a satisfactory mark … Physics.

He took an exam …Geography but he didn’t pass it.

It goes without … .

These days she …             (work) hard at her pronunciation.

Yesterday the lake …             (freeze) over.

They …              (soak) to the skin a few hours ago.

He … no harm last Friday.

They … to leave the house when the phone rang.

She … out of vegetables and wants to go shopping.

The shoes are … on me.

The clothes …                  (hang) out while I was sitting on the bench.

…            (Nervous) clutching our glasses, we gathered on the terrace.

She described Mr Hutchinson as nervous and … after his wife's disappearance.

The party … deeply nervous about its prospects of winning the next election.

The underground doesn't … this late so we'll have to take a 🚕 .

It looks like the glass in your bedroom window …             (crack).

The audience, many of … had seen the film before, all stood up and applauded.

He …                    (wait) a long time and he was getting very frustrated. Was no-one going to help him?

Frankly, I … enough of the situation.

If I had done some revision, I … have passed the exam.