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An '-ing' verb form acting as noun, as in ' Learning English is easy'.
- An '-ing' verb form acting as noun, as in ' Learning English is easy'.
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An '-ing' verb form acting as noun, as in 'Learning English is easy'.
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A gerund is a verb with its -ing ending which acts like a noun in that it functions in a sentence (together with any of its modifiers and complements) like a subject, direct object, or object of a preposition, etc. (other than -ing words that denote concrete objects like building).
Gerunds underlined:
Ken likes hunting partridge. (hunting partr
Gerunds underlined:
Ken likes hunting partridge. (hunting partr
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