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Karynoona Posted 15 years ago
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Noun or verb- Gerund
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Please someone help me.
Please someone help me.
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Gerunds are nouns, but please supply the complete sentence.
- Gerunds are nouns, but please supply the complete sentence.
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i'm still confused to idetify gerund. It looks like verb sometimes.
So how about these two example
He has trouble remembering his phone's number.
Student entering that course are really good in Physics
Remembering and entering look like verbs.
Can someone help me with these two sentences to make me clear.
So how about these two example
He has trouble remembering his phone's number.
Student entering that course are really good in Physics
Remembering and entering look like verbs.
Can someone help me with these two sentences to make me clear.
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A couple of ways:
The gerund acts as a noun acts: it is subject or object (of a verb or preposition). He has trouble [in] remembering his phone number.
The verb acts like a participle: Students [who are] entering that course are really good in physics.
The gerund acts as a noun acts: it is subject or object (of a verb or preposition). He has trouble [in] remembering his phone number.
The verb acts like a participle: Students [who are] entering that course are really good in physics.
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