Gerunds after prepositions L-8, EP-19.

Were you successful​ (a)   Ms. Vaughn? (see)

• in seeing
• about seeing
• on seeing
• seeing

Is Kay fond​ (a)   ? (swim)

• of swimming
• in swimming
• about swimming
• swimming

He needs much more drilling​ (a)   . (spell)

• in spelling
• about spelling
• on spelling
• spelling

There’s no use​ (a)   Mr. Dennis. He’s not at home now. (call)

• calling
• of calling
• in calling
• about calling

There is little chance​ (a)   him today. (see)

• of seeing
• in seeing
• about seeing
• seeing

That salesman has left. He got tired​ (a)   for Ms. Moreno. (wait)

• of waiting
• in waiting
• about waiting
• waiting

That book is well worth​ (a)   . (read)

• reading
• of reading
• in reading
• about reading

Do you mind​ (a)   in the city? (live)

• living
• of living
• about living
• on living

It is a question​ (a)   the right person for the job. (find)

• of finding
• in finding
• about finding
• finding

Mr. Spock always takes great pleasure​ (a)   others. (help)

• in helping
• about helping
• on helping
• helping