Question

you can be fined for ___ use gerund​

Answer 1

Answer:

your ans is ing

Explanation:

Gerunds are a type of noun. Don’t confuse gerunds with the present participle, which we often use in continuous tense forms, for example.

Gerunds can be the subject of a sentence: “Swimming is good for you”; or the object of a sentence, “I don’t like swimming“.

Here are the other situations when we use gerunds:

After some verbs

You use the ing form after some verbs such as enjoy, admit, appreciate, can’t stand / help / bear, deny, avoid, mind, understand, consider, finish, imagine and resent.

For example, “I can’t stand doing nothing”, or “She denied breaking the copier”.

With other verbs, use the gerund after a preposition.

admit to (doing)

approve of (doing)

argue about (doing)

concentrate on (doing)

feel like (doing)

forget about (doing)

insist on (doing)

plan on (doing)

talk about (doing)

think about (doing)

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