Lost

1
Lost

• Maggie Hiers
• Courtney Foy
• Saige Frazier
• Hannah Cox

2
Water

• gerund
• Leaving home without your jug of water would be a
  mistake.
• infinitive
• To forget your jug of water would be foolish.
• participle
• Hannah, forgetting her jug of water, will get
  thirsty.

3
Ping-Pong Paddle and Ball

• gerund
• Playing ping pong really passes the time.
• infinitive
• You need a ping pong ball and paddle to play ping
  pong.
• participle
• Saige, playing ping pong, will help pass the long
  days and nights.

4
Clothes

• gerund
• Changing clothes is necessary.
• infinitive
• You will need to change clothes.
• participle
• Packing an extra change of clothes, we tried not
  to forget anything.

5
Saw

• gerund
• Sawing through the ice will help us retrieve
  fish.
• infinitives
• To cut the ice, a saw is necessary.
• participle
• Maggie, using a saw, can cut through the ice.

6
Fishing Pole

• gerund
• Fishing will be the foremost way to get our food.
• infinitive
• To fish, a person needs a fishing pole.
• participle
• Fishing in the icy waters with a fishing pole, we
  can catch lots of fish.

7
Blow Dryer

• gerund
• The blow dryer will help with the melting of the
  ice.
• infinitive
• To blow your hair dry, you must have a blow
  dryer.
• participle
• Melting the ice with a blow dryer, we can reach
  the fish.

8
Jelly Beans

• gerund
• Eating jellybeans will pass the time.
• infinitive
• Jelly beans are good to eat.
• participle
• Maggie, eating the jellybeans, will have more
  energy than the rest of us.

9
Toothpaste and Toothbrush

• gerund
• Brushing your teeth is a good habit.
• infinitive
• To prevent cavities, brush your teeth daily.
• participle
• Saige, brushing her teeth, will have fewer
  jellybeans between them.

10
Mountain Dew

• gerund
• Drinking Mountain Dew will help energize us.
• infinitive
• To keep us awake, we will drink Mountain Dew.
• participle
• Hannah, drinking Mountain Dew, will be more hyper
  and ready to fish.

11
Toilet Paper

• gerund
• Using the bathroom will require toilet paper.
• infinitive
• To use the bathroom, Courtney will need toilet
  paper.
• participle
• Maggie, using toilet paper, will wipe the scales
  from the fish.