Are You Sure Your English Skills Are Good Enough?

[@ChaoticSom]

This is too good. I'm glad to find this channel. You guys are doing a great job. Not only you're providing such useful content, but also clearing everyone's doubts in the comment box. And don't consider those negative comments. There's no logic in saying "I don't like this quiz," educational contents are always useful as long as they're accurate. Many people stumble in basic English even if they're good at it. So it will help them to realise those minor details. Very impressive!!! Keep It Up :)

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Thank you for your motivational comment, Soumya Harichandan 😘😘

[@maryellenmartin1084]

Absolutely never scored so low on an English test. My score was 12/15. Never heard of these words in a sentence: hazarding, given, in that context, and settled, in that context. I’m glad I took the test. Thank you for the interesting questions.

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You're welcome, Mary Ellen Martin 😘

[@gedanst1]

I had the same problem, maybe this is the reason why I achieved the same score as you

[@chelseaenchill9068]

1. everything. 2. tomorrow. 3. bred. 4. next. 5. sensitive. 6. hazarding. 7. setting. 8. offense. 9. up. 10. my asking. 11. deadly. 12. held. 13. token. 14. given. 15. realized.

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Thanks for sharing.

[@jayasree9214]

1.everything 2.yesterday 3.bred 4 next 5.sensible 6.trying 7.view 8.offence 9.up 10.me to ask 11.deadly 12.taken 13.token 14.fallen 15.realized

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[@toonwachi600]

8/15 Thank you. I'll keep learning harder. 😇♥️

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[@upasanasharma5806]

I scored 14/15. Thank you so much for coming up with this test. It was fun to test my skills.

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Thank you for being here, Upasana Sharma.

[@song7087]

I got 15/15... But I wasn't sure about the expression "Born and bred", because usually, it's "born and raised". Thank you for the test

[@sofialambat5770]

Hello...Interesting test thanks for sharing. I got 12 out of 15 Awesome day....

[@ruprehtrupreht1712]

Hi there !!!! thanks a lot to your resource for the tests......for your activity !!! God bless you !!!!

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Thanks!

[@RolandBainesstrange]

I got 10/15. It was tough but very fascinating. Thanks for giving me such a useful test.

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Always glad to be helpful for learners.

[@vanoivanov1029]

12/15. In 10 I didn`t now correct form: "me to ask" or "me asking". In 15 and 12, expressions "realize a profit" and "hold in high esteem" were just new for me.

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That's still a nice result, Vano Ivanov

[@ФирдавсФайзиев-щ2я]

Doing a test and learning English under accompanying background music is awesome and quite inspirational.

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[@luckyalves4125]

10/15!! Thanks 👏👏👏

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You're welcome, Lucky Alves

[@tumelomoloisi7097]

I got 13/ 15 I stumbled across this channel and I love it so much, and I subscribed immediately 😄.

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Welcome aboard, Tumelo Moloisi 🤗

[@ФирдавсФайзиев-щ2я]

He has always been held in high esteem by colleagues.

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[@darrellcook8253]

Okay I'll brag.Aced another one. And I'm the guy asleep in English class back in the day, I was bored to a sleeping mode. Maybe theres something to sleep learning. I started reading when I was four years old. Abd it just keeps getting funnier every time.

[@rajannaik4963]

Thank you learnt few things from today’s test. Question 6 and 15 were learning for me. My score is 13/15.

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[@guturuarchana2632]

Keep it up for a great....quiz

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[@serchdane]

11/15!! I've got some questions about this quiz: 1.In the question number , what's the difference among the three verbs "hazarding", "giving" and "trying"? 2 In the question number two what's the difference among the three nouns. I didn't catch that :( 3.In question number 9, what is the difference among the three phrasal verbs there? I didn't catch that as well :( 4:In question number 12, the answer is "held in high steem", is this always like this? I mean we always need to use "held in high steem"? 5. The question number 15 I couldn't understand it, and I got it wrong :( I would really apprecaite if you could answer this questions for me. It was a tough quiz but I think I could have done it better Thank you so much for making this quiz !! It is always apprecaite it

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Great job on scoring 11 out of 15! That's a solid result! 🎉👏 Together, we'll clarify any uncertainties and make sure you have a clear understanding.

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I don't know the exact number. I'm only ________ a guess. a) hazarding b) giving c) trying The correct option is "a) hazarding." The sentence would be: "I don't know the exact number. I'm only hazarding a guess." "to hazard" means making a guess or estimation, especially when uncertain or lacking precise information. It conveys the idea that the person is making an educated guess based on limited knowledge or evidence.

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Question number 2 I like that place. As a matter of fact, I'm going there ________ night. a) today b) yesterday c) tomorrow The correct option is "c) tomorrow." The sentence would be: "I like that place. As a matter of fact, I'm going there tomorrow night." a) "today" - This option means the current day. However, since the person is saying they are going there "tonight," it wouldn't make sense to use "today" in this context. It implies that the person is already there or has already been there earlier in the day. b) "yesterday" - This option refers to the day before the current day. Again, since the person is saying they are going there "tonight," using "yesterday" would be incorrect. It suggests that the person went there the night before. c) "tomorrow" - This option means the day following the current day. Since the person is mentioning going there "tomorrow night," using "tomorrow" is appropriate. It indicates that the person plans to go to that place on the upcoming night, which is after the current day.

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Question 9 I put some posters _____ on the wall to make the room to look less bare. a) over b) up c) cross The correct option is "b) up." The sentence would be: "I put some posters up on the wall to make the room look less bare." "Put up" is a phrasal verb that means to hang or attach something in an elevated position, such as on a wall. In this context, it means the person placed the posters on the wall to improve the appearance of the room. Here are explanations for the other options: a) "over" - This option implies placing the posters on top of something or covering something with the posters. However, in the given sentence, the intention is to hang the posters on the wall rather than place them on top of something. c) "cross" - This option doesn't fit the context of the sentence. "Cross" means to go from one side to another or to intersect. It doesn't convey the action of putting something on the wall.

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Question 12 He has always been _____ in high esteem by colleagues. a) taken b) held c) kept The correct answer is b) held. In the given sentence, "He has always been _____ in high esteem by colleagues," we need a verb that expresses the action of regarding or valuing someone highly. Among the options provided, "held" is the most suitable choice. To hold someone in high esteem means to have a deep respect or admiration for that person. It conveys the idea that the person is highly regarded or esteemed by their colleagues. The verb "held" perfectly fits in this context, indicating a continuous or ongoing state of being highly esteemed. The other options, "taken" and "kept," do not convey the same meaning. "Taken" does not match the context of being highly esteemed, and "kept" does not capture the idea of regard or esteem. Therefore, "held" is the most appropriate choice in this sentence.

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I put some posters up on the wall to make the room look less bare.

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Background music is perfect.

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[@kimhamonics9240]

11/15 pliz I need an explanation on no 6 ,10 and 15.thanks for the quiz 🙏🙏💖

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Question 6 Hazard a guess means to make a guess. For example: Let me hazard a guess - you’re an Aquarius. Question 10 The verb mind means to ask somebody in a polite way to do something: We use this structure in this meaning: mind somebody doing something Question 15 The verb realize has many meanings. One of them is to be sold for a particular amount of money: For example: The paintings are expected to realize $500,000 each.

[@TahaTazmeen]

Nice video. I got 15 out of 15.

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Great job!

[@abdullahaljabri8196]

this is very helpful, although i failed, 7 mis, thanks guys,.

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[@rincynasarfatimateacher.9283]

Number 8. Thank u

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[@haroldlake1005]

9/15. The worst score I've ever gotten. Thank you.

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[@cristinadominguez5410]

Thank you for this information and I look forward to speaking English butler soon.

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Always glad to help learners, Cristina Dominguez. For improving your English I kindly invite you to our vocabulary channel: kzbin.info

[@angelzee491]

Awesome, thanks 🙏😊

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[@emmanuelemmanuel8617]

Thanks

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You're welcome!

[@lorrainehines1410]

All right.

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Excellent 👍

[@violettachernishova5083]

Thank you for this quiz. I've done my best 9/15😊❤🌐

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Great job!

[@ФирдавсФайзиев-щ2я]

I like that place. As a matter of fact I am going there tomorrow night.

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[@diya7933]

1. Everything. 2. Tomorrow. 3. Bred. 4. Next. 5. Sensitive. 6. Hazarding. 7. Setting. 8. Offence. 9. Up. 10. My asking. 11. Deadly. 12. Held. 13. Token. 14. Given. 15. Realized. Correct✔ answers:) I got 14/15

[@arpitaghosh3198]

Woww😃

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Well done, Diya. Thanks for sharing.

[@hunzarana1531]

Please explain me how the answer of question no 4 is( next)

[@eng.gusson609]

Hello, thanks for your videos. If you don't mind I need help with question 7 why the answer is not view?

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View is what you can see from a particular place or position. Setting is an environment where something is located

[@kikixatz6693]

15/15 ! I am genius. 😏😏😏

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Fantastic 👍

[@Kant-q8k]

thanks ^^😄

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You're welcome!

[@syaoransakura8839]

I just got 8 / 15. Thanks for the test

[@maryloufaucher6533]

1 wrong, hazarding-never heard it in a sentence before!

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To hazard a guess means to make a guess. I would hazard a guess that they'll do fairly well.

[@mthiyagaraja8770]

Thank you sir, I got only 5..

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Not bad

[@chaimabenlakhlef5980]

Wow, I scored 14/15, only one mistake. Thanks for the quiz ❤

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Well done, Chaima Benlakhlef

[@ФирдавсФайзиев-щ2я]

I put some posters up on the wall to make the room look less bare. Can we say hang up instesd of put up?

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Sure

[@chungpunng7516]

11/15

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[@ihatemath6293]

11/15.

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[@papabear5253]

15 out of 15 easy peasy

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[@ritagreen9528]

Only missed one 👍 Yeah !!!!!

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Great 👍

[@trishizet59]

Good video. I scored 13 out of 15. Thanks

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Thanks for liking, Patricia Zapata

[@andrewmcneil2110]

I scored 15/15.

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Perfect 👍

[@NisarAhmed-yt4qu]

7 out of 15

[@ФирдавсФайзиев-щ2я]

Doing a test and learning English

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[@ФирдавсФайзиев-щ2я]

She was given to take long walks by herself.

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[@ФирдавсФайзиев-щ2я]

Please accept this small gift as a token of our esteem.

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[@ФирдавсФайзиев-щ2я]

Many people are highly sensitive and do not like to be criticized.

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[@pikachu7013]

8/15

[@ФирдавсФайзиев-щ2я]

She always hits the target with deadly accuracy.

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[@nadiyanadi182]

Pretty good as a score but i should practice more to improve my english language thanks💖👍

[@eneleencerbito9387]

Thank u

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You're welcome!

[@Neha_186]

10/15.

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That's still a nice score. Thanks for sharing.

[@takahashidai6951]

Oh my gosh!! 9/15!! My worst one!!😭 Some expressions are idiomatic one…right?

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Yes, they are.

[@takahashidai6951]

@@EnglishTestBlog Thank you for the response!!

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@@takahashidai6951 Thanks for being here.

[@ФирдавсФайзиев-щ2я]

The hotel is located in a charming mountain setting.

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[@ФирдавсФайзиев-щ2я]

I have a dental appointment next Wednesday morning.

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[@qaisharirupa4531]

10/15

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Good score, Qaishari Rupa. Thanks for sharing.

[@kittipongsitthisinthu3094]

I got 12 from 15.

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Nice result, Kittipong Sitthisinthu. Thanks for sharing.

[@ФирдавсФайзиев-щ2я]

I am only hazarding a guess Does the word hazarding mean conjecturing?

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to hazard a guess = to make a suggestion or guess that you know may be wrong

[@ФирдавсФайзиев-щ2я]

Thumbs up!

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Thank you! Cheers!

[@nelletaomeally7500]

I got all my answers correct.

[@ysk20k]

I'm from cambodia , and am not good at english a lot , so don't mind me -,-' if i got 12/15 😹❤

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[@vincemagdayo3586]

10/15 not bad hehe

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[@sherrylstratford5115]

15 scored

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Nice work 👍

[@wagnerotto3217]

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

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[@jujubaverde3619]

I love these exercises, they help a lot but I didn't like the song, maybe a little bit lower... or some other kind of song. For those who want to learn, it doesn't help. Just a suggestion. Thanks

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[@ФирдавсФайзиев-щ2я]

Do you have everything you need to go on this trip?

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[@dohaqatar4990]

5c

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[@sohirmousa6467]

I got 11 out of 15 thanks alot

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Nice job!

[@rosiecapitanmoresca9664]

12/15 I'm a bit confused.

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You can ask any question you need for an explanation.

[@alexmendoza6962]

I got 8 out of 15. I made many mistakes. because l did not know the meaning of some words .. but l know now.

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That's great!

[@hunzarana1531]

kindly explain the second question 🤔

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We're talking about the future, therefore 'tomorrow' is the best answer here.

[@hunzarana1531]

@@EnglishTestBlog Alright✅🎶❤

[@rosieniti6136]

14/15

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Nice result, Rosie Niti. Thanks for sharing.

[@sudhirchikte25]

I scored 10

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[@jbnrusnya_should_be_punished]

10of15 only

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Nice result! Thanks for sharing!

[@sanjanak2068]

14/15 mines ...

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[@ФирдавсФайзиев-щ2я]

We realized a little profit from selling the house.

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[@mysticmouse7261]

Perfect score whatever that proves

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[@ФирдавсФайзиев-щ2я]

I don't know the exact number. I am only hazarding a guess.

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[@germaineguilavogui5681]

10 out to 15

[@rafarayyanwiseno2244]

Hiii, i'd like to want to know the explanations for number 10 and 12, could you please explain them to me? Thankss

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Question 10 The verb mind means to ask somebody in a polite way to do something: We use this structure in this meaning: mind somebody doing something Question 12 Hold someone in high esteem​ means to admire or respect someone very much

[@anunew1744]

6/15😒

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[@manushaavinda4369]

12/15 ❤

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Nice result, Manusha Avinda. Thanks for being here.

[@hunzarana1531]

Explain question no 4 please??

[@kanilin946]

6. Hazarding..got it wrong..can i have more explanation on this, Sir?

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The verb hazard means to make a guess or suggestion about something when you are not sure if it is true. For example: Let me hazard a guess - you’re an Aquarius.

[@kanilin946]

@@EnglishTestBlog Thank you very much indeed🙏👍

[@ФирдавсФайзиев-щ2я]

This man was born and bred in Boston.

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[@dohaqatar4990]

3b

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[@peterarinze9855]

I got 13

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[@Hozan609]

I think 10 but i cant understand some of them, they were difficult🙄

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You can ask any question for explanation

[@hunzarana1531]

Explain the question no 14 please,😥

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"Be given to something/to doing something" is an formal expression that means to do something often or regularly

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[@NisarAhmed-yt4qu]

Just 7

[@sbaglat6358]

Could you explain the question no 15 ?

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The verb realize has many meanings. One of them is 'to be sold for a particular amount of money'. For example: The paintings realized $2 million at auction.

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[@vaibhav_unni.2407]

12/15 only 😭😭😭

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No worries! That's still a nice score 👍

[@bibisorio8861]

9/15 😢

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No worries! That's still a nice score!

[@hunzarana1531]

9/15😐

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You need some practice!

[@hodaahmed4135]

ما معني جمله She was given to take along walks?!

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"be given to" is a formal expression that means to do something often or regularly. She’s much given to outbursts of temper. He's given to going for long walks on his own.

[@TheMaryaBell]

So..... how about the more correct:: "She was given to taking long walks" ?

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P.S: I'm suggesting this because the act of 'taking' (i.e. a gerund working as a noun) - was continuous, and in the past. Also, 'given to' is a phrasal verb; another reason the gerund is more appropriate than a 'non' infinitive!