the teacher made me (repeat) the exercise fill gerand
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the teacher made me repeating the exercise
if we write as: the teacher made me to repeat the exercise
thn it will be an infinitive
so,
answer is repeating.....
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The teacher made me repeating the exercise. -This is the answer.
About nonfinite verbs and gerund:
- Verbs denote action/ a state of being.
- Action verbs can be classified into finite and nonfinite.
- Finite verbs are those that change their form in the third person singular. An 's' is added at the end of the verb. (Eg): 'He eats', 'she writes', 'it bites', etc.,
- In nonfinite form the verb gets altered with an 'ing' or a 'to' or takes the participle form. That is they are of three kinds:
1.Gerund- (eg) writing, typing, etc.,
2.Infinitive- (eg) to write, to type, etc.,
3.Past participle- (eg) written, typed, etc.,
- Gerunds are words that are in '-ing' form. They act as nouns. (Eg): Swimming is a good exercise. Here 'swimming' is the gerund.
- Similarly we have to use the verb 'repeat' as a gerund. So we have to convert it into 'ing' form and use it as a noun.
- Thus it becomes 'repeating'.
- The answer is: The teacher made me repeating the exercise.
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