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(6) Fill in the blanks with (Infinitive/gerund/Participle)

(ii) He gave up
(drink)

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Answered by vedantsharma0510

Answer:

He gave up drinking

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Answered by Chaitanya1696

We are provided with a statement and we are asked to complete the statement by using the proper form of the option provided. The proper option of the word used will be gerund - drinking.

The word drink that is provided to us is a noun that requires us to act like a verb of the sentence provided.
The nouns can be said to be those things that represent the names of any person, animal, or thing.
As the drink stands for the name of a thing it can be classified as a noun.
Verbs are those words that represent or indicate the action that is taking place in the sentence.
The verb can be created by the noun present by adding the letters 'ing ' to it.
So the sentence will be completed with gerund as "He gave up drinking."

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