English, asked by ShariaAhmed, 1 year ago

walking on the grass is forbidden find the infinitive or gerund

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Answered by Anonymous

15

Walking - gerund
grass - infinitive

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ShariaAhmed: grass is not infinitive

ShariaAhmed: and walking is gerund thank u for answering

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Answered by vilnius

10

walking- gerund

Explanation:

The work 'walking' has been formed by the addition of 'ing' to the verb 'walk'.
In the given sentence, it is working more like a subject than a verb.
It is because of this reason, 'walking' is a gerund.
It can also be said to be a verb-noun.
It is not acting but has been formed by an action word.

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