Circle the gerunds and underline the present participle.
a) The dancing animals entertained the crowd.
We enjoyed dancing at the party.
b) She is fond of singing.
Singing happily to herself, she finished her chores.
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a. Dancing acts as participle.
Dancing in the second one act as a participle.
b. Singing acts as an objective gerund.
Singing acts as an Gerund.
Explanation:
A. In the first ones, Dancing modifies the nouns animals and we. Therefore, they are present participles.
B. In the second ones, Singing acts as an objective (noun) or a subject (noun). So, they are Gerund.
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