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A verb phrase that acts as a noun is called an O participial O adverbial O infinitive. O gerund
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A verb phrase that acts as a noun is called an

O participial
O adverbial
O infinitive.
O gerund

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gerund, this happens when the intention on the verb/phrase is altered as in "driving is my favorite thing to do" (meaning driving)

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the answer is gerund because when the verb is altered and serve thesame function as a noun in a sentence

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