State whether the ing-form is a participle, a gerund, or a verbal noun 1. Looking back upon that time was like remembering something that had happened long ago, when he was much younger. 2.Looking back upon that time, I thought that all might have been different hadit not been For the interference of my parents. 3. Dave lived there like a rent-paying tenant, his comings and goings being of small concern to the others. 4.The distraught Jenny, sitting by her sleeping child, was at last made to realize, by its peaceful breathing, that all danger was over. 5. She left off ringing, and, sitting down at the top of the stairs, buried her face in her hands. 6. With a sudden tightening of the muscles he became aware of a figure walking noiselessly beside him. 7. There was the sound of rocking a chair in the room, and of a woman singing. 8.He cursed himself for having come, and at the same time resolved that, happen what would, having come, he would carry it through.

1)I come from Grey clouds

I make the leaves fall from trees

I only fall on really, really cold days

I can change things from wet to dry

Вроде тут так, но я вообще не поняла что к чему тут

2) I think it isn't right to fly a kite at night, because you are not seeing where the kite is flying. It can fly to the road accidentally, and fall on the driver's view mirror, so it will cause some crashes on the road, which can also cause a fatal end. So, it is not safe to fly a kite at night.

3)2.wettest

3.hottest

4.windiest

5.sunniest

1. Last night I felt tired and to go to bed

very early.

2. Where did  you spend your holidays?

3. Have you ever spent your holidays in the Crimea?

4. While travelling in the Crimea, I met your

friend.

5. I have never visited that place.

6. He visited that place last year.

7. I have just gotten  a letter froni  Tom.

8. You took any photographs while travelling in the south?

9. He was abroad five years ago.

10. Were you  in the Caucasus last year?

11. They  leaved England when he was still a child.

12. He has not come back yet.

13. Has he already gone?

14. When you saw him last?

15. I have not seen   for ages.

16. His health has improved greatly since  I saw him last.

17. Have You passed your driving test  yet? - Yes, I have passed it in May, but I have not bought a car yet.

18. He has already moved. He has found  a nice

flat before Christmas and he was  there two years,