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Linian_U Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
Should I use "of" befor Gerund or shouldn't? and why?
Should I use "of" befor Gerund or shouldn't? and why?
What's the difference?
"The words containing the suffix are ....."
or
"The words of containing the suffix are ...."
What's the difference?
"The words containing the suffix are ....."
or
"The words of containing the suffix are ...."
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That is not a gerund, it is a participle, so use this: 'The words containing the suffix are...'
However, in a sentence with a gerund, you may need a preposition: 'The methods of containing the disease are...'
However, in a sentence with a gerund, you may need a preposition: 'The methods of containing the disease are...'
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Hmmm...
You are right. I confused. It's a participle, not a gerund.
Thank you
You are right. I confused. It's a participle, not a gerund.
Thank you
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