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Long before Sarah Walker became the first African American woman millionaire, she supported herself by taking in laundry. participial gerund infinitive The phrase is "takin…

Long before Sarah Walker became the first African American woman millionaire, she supported herself by taking in laundry. participial gerund infinitive The phrase is "takin…
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Long before Sarah Walker became the first African American woman millionaire, she supported herself by taking in laundry.

participial
gerund
infinitive
The phrase is "taking in laundry"

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The correct answer is gerund

It is a gerund phrase because it functions as a nominal, and not as a verb, which is why it is a gerund and not a participial phrase. Gerunds function as nouns and participles function as verbs.
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