Explain gerunds..............
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Gerunds
A gerund always acts as a noun. A present participle is always part of a verb phrase. Examples: Sarah enjoys. In this example, “Sarah” is the subject, “enjoys” is the verb, and “singing” is a noun acting as the direct object of the sentence.
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A gerund always acts as a noun. A present participle is always part of a verb phrase. Examples: Sarah enjoys. In this example, “Sarah” is the subject, “enjoys” is the verb, and “singing” is a noun acting as the direct object of the sentence.
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