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Home > English > Grammar > Sentence Structure

What does a gerund do in a sentence?

A. Acts as a noun
B. Acts as an adjective
C. Acts as an adverb
D. Acts as a conjunction

Answer: Acts as a noun


Additional Information: Gerunds are verbs ending in -ing that function as nouns.


Subjects: Sentence Structure, Grammar

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