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Anonymous Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
Gerund
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Tomorrow I've a grammar test. Building gerunds is part of it.
What I asked me: Does a building rule of gerund exist?
Thank you for an answer!
Tomorrow I've a grammar test. Building gerunds is part of it.
What I asked me: Does a building rule of gerund exist?
Thank you for an answer!
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Gerunds are the nomial form, also called noun form, of verbs. (ing-form) Verb: + ing to eat eating When you have a verb that ends with an e, like to exchange, the e is usually omitted: exchanging. I don't know whether there are any other building forms.
- Gerunds are the nomial form, also called noun form, of verbs.
- (ing-form) Verb: + ing to eat eating When you have a verb that ends with an e, like to exchange, the e is usually omitted: exchanging.
- I don't know whether there are any other building forms.
- Just add "ing"
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Gerunds are the nomial form, also called noun form, of verbs. (ing-form)
Verb: + ing
to eat eating
When you have a verb that ends with an e, like to exchange, the e is usually omitted: exchanging.
I don't know whether there are any other building forms. Just add "ing"
Verb: + ing
to eat eating
When you have a verb that ends with an e, like to exchange, the e is usually omitted: exchanging.
I don't know whether there are any other building forms. Just add "ing"
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