Alaskan brown bears are known to be fierce and protective parents. Encountering a bear and its cub could be dangerous, and hikers should be particularly cautious. Which phrase is a gerund phrase?
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Answer: A gerund is a noun made out of a verb and the suffix -ing. It can act as a noun, so it usually functions as a subject, predicate nominative or direct object.
In the example sentence, the phrase "encountering a bear" plus "and its cub" behave as the subject of the sentence.
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