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Barking at squirrels keeps my dog Sparky entertained. The phrase barking at squirrels is which of the following? A. a gerund phrase that modifies a verb B. a gerund phrase that acts as a subject C. a participial
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Barking at squirrels keeps my dog Sparky entertained.

The phrase barking at squirrels is which of the following?

A. a gerund phrase that modifies a verb

B. a gerund phrase that acts as a subject

C. a participial phrase that acts as a subject

D. a participial phrase that modifies a noun

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Your answer is A. a gerund phrase that modifies a verb

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