Choose the right forms of the verbs to complete the sentences.

Choose the correct option.

Instead of [having done|being sone|having been done|doing] (to do) homework, he watched a film.

Jack was angry at [being|being been|having been|having been been] (to be) so easily fooled in the past.

We are tired of [working|being worked|having been worked|having worked] (to work) so hard!

Mary complained of [having falsely accused|having been falsely accused|falsely accusing|being falsely accused] (to accuse).