Perfect Infinitive, Perfect Gerund, Perfect Participle

I'd love ___________ to the party, but it was impossible.

• having gone          

• to have gone        

• having been gone          

• have been gone

They now regret ___________ their son by providing too many material possessions.

• having spoiled  

• to have spoiled    

• having been spoiled

• to have been spoiled

They were fortunate ___________ from the fire before the building collapsed.

• rescuing              

• to have rescued   

• to rescue              

• to have been rescued

Peter denied ______ the accused man on the day of the crime. (see)

   By the time their baby arrives, the Johnson hope ____________ painting and decorating the new nursery.

• having finished                                         

• to have finished  

• having been finished                               

• to have been finished

Choose the correct form to complete the sentence: She was happy __________ the project before the deadline.

• A) to have completed

• B) having completed

• C) to complete

• D) having been completed

Identify the correct usage of perfect gerund in the sentence: __________ the book, she was able to discuss it in detail.

• A) To have read

• B) Having read

• C) To read

• D) Having been read

Select the correct option to fill in the blank: He regretted __________ the opportunity when it was offered.

• A) to have missed

• B) having missed

• C) to miss

• D) having been missed

Which sentence correctly uses a perfect participle?

• A) Having been finished the work, he went home.

• B) Having finished the work, he went home.

• C) To have finished the work, he went home.

• D) To finish the work, he went home.

Choose the correct form to complete the sentence: They claimed __________ the report before the meeting.

• A) to have read

• B) having read

• C) to read

• D) having been read