Exercise
Form 1: Gerunds vs. Main Verbs
Practice distinguishing gerunds from main verbs in sentences. Learn to tell when a verb form acts as a noun rather than an action performed by a subject.
Questions
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MultiChoice
In 'Swimming is my favorite summer activity', what is 'Swimming'?
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In 'She was swimming in the pool', what is 'swimming'?
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MultiChoice
In 'Baking requires accurate measurements', what is 'Baking'?
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MultiChoice
In 'They are baking cookies for the sale', what is 'baking'?
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MultiChoice
In 'Reading helps expand your vocabulary', what is 'Reading'?
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MultiChoice
In 'He is reading a mystery novel', what is 'reading'?
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MultiChoice
In 'Running every morning keeps him fit', what is 'Running'?
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In 'The dogs were running across the yard', what is 'running'?
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MultiChoice
In 'Dancing requires practice and grace', what is 'Dancing'?
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In 'We were dancing all night long', what is 'dancing'?
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In 'Writing stories is her passion', what is 'Writing'?
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MultiChoice
In 'He was writing a letter to his friend', what is 'writing'?