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Anonymous Posted 18 years ago
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Hi,
Can you answer these questions?
1.Is something like "N + to and noun" correct to use?
how an integrated task-based approach to learning is possible within the project plan.
2. Is the practice of having/puttingthe word 'not' in front of a gerund correct and will not affect the noun nature of the gerund?
Not receiving any mail isn't fun.
Can you answer these questions?
1.Is something like "N + to and noun" correct to use?
how an integrated task-based approach to learning is possible within the project plan.
2. Is the practice of having/puttingthe word 'not' in front of a gerund correct and will not affect the noun nature of the gerund?
Not receiving any mail isn't fun.
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Is something like "N + to and noun" correct to use? >> I don't see this pattern in the following sentence. Do you refer to the gerund following the preposition "to"?
- Is something like "N + to and noun" correct to use?
- >> I don't see this pattern in the following sentence.
- Do you refer to the gerund following the preposition "to"?
- how an integrated task-based approach to learning is possible within the project plan.
- >> this is OK.
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Anonymous1.Is something like "N + to and noun" correct to use?>> I don't see this pattern in the following sentence. Do you refer to the gerund following the preposition "to"?
how an integrated task-based approach to learning is possible within the project plan.>> this is OK.
2. Is the practice of having/puttingthe w
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Thank you, AlpheccaStars.
Unlike what you have said, I think it could be said that gerunds are verbal nouns that perform the function of nouns.
Unlike what you have said, I think it could be said that gerunds are verbal nouns that perform the function of nouns.
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