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Identify the gerund phrase, the subject of the verb can be. A) Flying a kite can be fun. B) Flying a kite can be fun. C) Flying a kite can be fun. D) Flying a kite can be fun.
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Identify the gerund phrase, the subject of the verb can be.

A) Flying a kite can be fun.
B) Flying a kite can be fun.
C) Flying a kite can be fun.
D) Flying a kite can be fun.

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Answer: A,B,C,D

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User Tbdrz
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gerund phrase is flying.
Subject is a kite.
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