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how to read ? (change to gerund)
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Answered by tamnnapikkhan7
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how to do reading?

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Answered by devisrihithadandamud
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Change infinitives in to gerunds in the following : Implied in this sentence is the verbal phrase, that has been preceding the verbal. In the sentence reading is important, the word reading is a noun. The most advanced use of gerund and infinitive.

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