Write the correct word or phrase. If both are correct, write both.

1. After (eating/ having) eaten three hamburgers, it's no wonder you feel sick!

2. (Having been told/ Telling) exactly what to do, I was pretty confident I wouldn't embarrass myself.

3. (Given/ Giving) the opportunity, would you like to spend a year abroad?

4. Philip was the only person (keeping/ who was keeping) the committee on track.

5. (Having seen/ Seen) an advert in the paper, we decided to write off for more information.

6. The zoo-keeper (injured/ having injured) in the incident is now in a stable condition.

7. (Not being/ Not to be) a US citizen, Eleni knew it would be difficult to get a visa.

8. After (made/ having made) a statement, I was allowed to leave.

9. (Shown/ Having been shown) how to use the software, Adrian quickly started designing his logo.

10. (Listening/ Having listened) from the top of the stairs, Jill and I could hear raised voices.

11. (To get/ Getting) onto the property ladder is the aim of most young couples.

12. I was told that I was (to make/ making) sure that the press would be there.