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Like the verb, the gerund may have an object. a. True b. False
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Like the verb, the gerund may have an object.
a. True
b. False
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yes the verb has an object so it is true
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let's Search forn an example.
A gerund might be used like a subject n object:
Smoking
is unhealthy.
And it can have an object:
Smoking
cigarettes/ cigars is unhealthy.
So, yes, it's true: gerunds, like verbs, can have objects.
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