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9. Hearing a loud noise, we ran to the window. Here, the word "Hearing" is an infinitive a participle a gerund
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9. Hearing a loud noise, we ran to the window. Here, the word "Hearing" is

an infinitive
a participle
a gerund

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a gerund

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Because of the -ing in the end of the word hearing. Hope that I've helped

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