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In the sentence, "benjamin and maria like running," the word running is a a. verb. b. adjective. c. adverb. d. noun
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In the sentence, "benjamin and maria like running," the word running is a

a. verb.
b. adjective.
c. adverb.
d. noun

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It is C. Adverb. I'm not just gonna type this senctence so I can post the answer, as it'll be more than 20 characters.
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D. NOUN I TOOK IT ON PENN FOSTER I TRIED VERB GOT WRONG BUT I PUT NOUN AND 100

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