Gerund Template 1
Subject gerund: [Gerund phrase] [verb] [complement].
5 Gerund Templates
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Accurate gerund use depends on identifying its grammatical job rather than its spelling alone, because the same -ing form can function as part of a verb phrase, a participle, or a gerund.
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Gerund Template 2
Object gerund: [Subject] [verb that takes gerund] [gerund phrase].
Gerund Template 3
After preposition: [Subject] [verb/adjective] [preposition] [gerund phrase].
Gerund Template 4
Complement: [Subject] is [gerund phrase].
Gerund Template 5
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