How to teach gerunds

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Nov 18th, 2006, 06:42 pm

Jenfran

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Re: How to teach gerunds

Susan,
You explanations were wonderful! Thank you so much. Very clear, concise examples. I feel more certain that gerunds, although, they look like verbs to know make the agent respond to them in any manner. They are there to complement the main verbs.

Let me know if i have this right. Again, thank you!

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