Evan's dream is to grow his hair like Jim Morrison. "to grow"

Luke loves the taste of grilled onions in hash browns. "grilled"

Mara rides her Peleton every morning to stay healthy. "to stay"

Scott's failing business put him in a downward spiral. "failing"

Staring at your screen before bed could keep you awake. "staring"

Nobody knew when the baby was coming. "coming"

identify the present participle: The singing actor is a bit off tune.

infinitive: In order to get muscles, you must lift weights.

Past participle: She has decided to learn piano next fall.

Past Participle: Embarrassed from her dentist's scolding, Olga flossed her teeth before bed.

Gerund: The girls practiced serving for their next tennis match.

Gerund: Running, she dashes toward the finish line; she loves racing.

Present participle: Ryan waited impatiently for his food, hoping he would not get grouchy on his date.

Gerund: For professional skiers, waxing is necessary for a good strategy.

Gerunds function as which type of speech?

Participles function and which type of speech?

Infinitives function as which part of speech?

What is the definition of a verbal?