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what is verbal noun?​

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Answered by avabooleav
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A verbal noun can be formed with the suffix -ing. Examples are: run (verb) / running (noun), speak (verb) / speaking (noun). ... A gerund, though it looks exactly like a verbal noun, has many properties of a verb and can take objects. It can also be modified by an adverb. Smoking cigarettes is injurious to health.

Answered by smosan75
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The verbal noun is the -ing form, i.e. the present participle of the verb, used as a noun. It can be used in all the places that a noun can be used, but still keeps some characteristics of the verb. It is sometimes called the gerund.

{\large{\mathcal{\red{Have \:  a \:  nice  \: day \:  ahead}}}}

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