Online Language Dictionaries

-ing to express gerund - grammar
a- + participle or gerund - grammar
Able to + gerund - grammar
accustomed to + gerund/infitinive - grammar
Administrando/Administrar Documentos (gerund/infinitive) - grammar
admit + to + gerund - grammar
After reading = Participle / gerund? - grammar
aguantar + present participle/gerund - grammar
allowed + infinitive/gerund - grammar
always preposition + gerund? - grammar
And he doesn't mean singing (gerund) - grammar
and not pulling / and not to pull (gerund) - grammar
appear + gerund/infinitive - grammar
Application (in/to +infinitive/ to+gerund) - grammar
appreciate + (poss) + gerund - grammar
as a result+gerund?? - grammar
As soon as + gerund/infinitive - grammar
as well as + gerund or infinitive? - grammar
assist in + gerund - grammar
Avoid + gerund / prevent from + gerund - grammar
Ayudar en (by + gerund)
bare [bear] watching/to watch (gerund/infinitive) - grammar
be used to + gerund - grammar
Be/get used to (gerund/infinitive) - grammar
Because of the supermarket (noun/gerund) - grammar
Before + Gerund + Gerund - grammar
beginning, opening (gerund + doubled last consonant) - grammar
being about a third (Gerund) - grammar
being prone to recover/recovering from (infinitive/gerund) - grammar
Being without you will be hard (gerund/infinitive) - grammar
better don't say nothing - infinitive/gerund - grammar
by + gerund
by + gerund
By + gerund
by + gerund - grammar
by + gerund - grammar
by doing this project I’ve learnt that (by + gerund / through + gerund) - grammar
By+gerund
by+gerund - grammar
Can't help + gerund
can't stand (plus gerund) - grammar
Care for + gerund + subordinate clause - grammar
careful when to cross/crossing (gerund/infinitive) - grammar
cease to worry / cease worrying (gerund/infinitive) - grammar
centrando (gerund) - grammar
Choose between working - elegir entre trabajar (infinitive - gerund) - grammar
coincidiendo- gerund
Come + gerund...
comenzar+gerund - grammar
commit oneself to + infinitive/gerund - grammar
Comprehension is at 14 months, placing her in the third percentile ("is at," gerund) - grammar
concealing a tendency (gerund) - grammar
Condition for + gerund or to + infinitive - grammar
conociendo esto (initlal gerund) - grammar
consider + gerund / infinitive - grammar
Correr, corriendo; Run, running - gerund - grammar
cuando termino de maquillarme (gerund/infinitive) - grammar
dedicated to + gerund or infinitive ? - grammar
Deforestation makes - gerund/infinitive - grammar
depend upon + possessive + gerund - grammar
Desde cocinar cupcakes a tejer bufandas (gerund) - grammar
deserve + infinitive / gerund - grammar
Designing the litigation strategy (gerund) - grammar
Despite + possessive + gerund
después de entrar a/comenzar la universidad = enter/entering? (gerund/infinitive) - grammar
después de que se acordara = after agreeing - gerund - grammar
determined by + gerund - grammar
dijo fulano, +gerund/adjective (a dialogue) - grammar
discuss (plus gerund) - grammar
disfrutar (gerund) - grammar
disfruto trabajando (gerund) - grammar
divertirse + gerund? - grammar
Do you think helping younger kids...? (Gerund) - grammar
Do you think resigning will make a difference? (Que + gerund) - grammar
Doing excercise makes me a good footballer (Gerund subject) - grammar
Doing something, you don't need to... (Start with gerund/infinitive) - grammar
double infinitives/ infinitive-gerund - grammar
Dread + gerund/infinitive - grammar
easy finding / to find (adjective + gerund/infinitive) - grammar
eating with your hands - gerund - grammar
en vez de nadar (instead of + gerund/infinitive) - grammar
end up + gerund
Entender una lengua (gerund or infinitive ?) - grammar
estaba + gerund or imperfect - grammar
estaba comiendo/comía (Imperfect/Gerund) - grammar
Estar + gerund - grammar
estar + gerund - I cook / am cooking - grammar
Estar + verb + gerund - grammar
Estar pretérito (estaba / estuve) + participio presente (gerund) - grammar
estuve/estaba + gerund - grammar
except + gerund or infinitive ? - grammar
experience + gerund - grammar
Experience teaching (experience + gerund) - grammar
exposed to...infinite or gerund - grammar
Extending brands (Gerund) - grammar
finish to listen / listening (gerund/infinitive) - grammar
Flying planes can be dangerous -- gerund - grammar
focusing (gerund - grammar) - grammar
For + gerund - grammar
for + gerund/ to + infinitive - grammar
for any operations involving (gerund) - grammar
for having opened / opening the account (perfect gerund/ present participle) - grammar
For+gerund or to infinitive? - grammar
for+gerund/to+infinitive-> AS PURPOSE - grammar
Forget to + gerund/infinitive - grammar
From + Gerund
from visiting museums to salsa classes (gerund/infinitive) - grammar
fueron volviendo - preterit and gerund - grammar
Gerund
gerund - grammar
Gerund - grammar
Gerund - grammar
gerund - being prudish and preventing... - grammar
gerund - diciendo que - grammar
Gerund - habiendose? - grammar
Gerund - Having a flat, smooth surface - grammar
gerund - leaving the underworld - grammar
gerund - looking for - grammar
gerund - vi una hoja cayendo - grammar
Gerund - visiting my parents - grammar
Gerund / Present participle - grammar
gerund + verb - grammar
Gerund after preposition - grammar
Gerund after some verbs - grammar
gerund and past tense - grammar
gerund as a noun - grammar
gerund as a noun - I saw a flash/flashing - grammar
gerund as a noun in lists of activities - devoting at least thirty minutes a day - grammar
gerund as a subject or object - Going for a walk - grammar
gerund confusion again - grammar
gerund form after a pronoun. - grammar
gerund in the end of the phrase - grammar
gerund in the past - grammar
Gerund in weather forecast / Gerund - grammar
gerund of to argue - grammar
Gerund or active participle? - grammar
Gerund or Infinitiv - grammar
gerund or infinitive - grammar
Gerund or Infinitive (enumeración) - grammar
gerund or Infinitive for a title - grammar
gerund or infinitive for bullet points on a CV? - grammar
gerund or infinitive with bullets points - grammar
gerund or infinitive with verbs of perception - grammar
Gerund or Present participle - grammar
Gerund structure - grammar
Gerund used as Noun - grammar
Gerund, De, Para, o En? - grammar
Gerund, infinitive, (recipes) - grammar
Gerund: He brought the drying dessert - grammar
gerund: in verb+ing / at verb+ing - grammar
gerund/infinitive - grammar
gerund/infinitive - enjoy to party / enjoy partying - grammar
gerund/infinitive (to start a sentence) - grammar
getting off a plane and walking around (infinitive/gerund) - grammar
Go Back + gerund or infinitve - grammar
Go into + gerund - grammar
go on/keep on + gerund
go on+gerund or to infinitive - grammar
Go through + gerund - grammar
go to swim by walking (gerund/infinitive) - grammar
Going and having the test (Gerund) - grammar
good luck + gerund - grammar
got to + gerund?
gozar de /disfrutar de + infinitive/gerund - grammar
Happy/glad to/about +infinitive/gerund - grammar
Harming our children (gerund) - grammar
has done a good job + gerund - grammar
have a right to + infinitive/gerund - grammar
having + inf or having + gerund?
Having people break/breaking (gerund/infinitive) - grammar
He was able to arrive (to + gerund or infinitive) - grammar
Help + infinitive or gerund - grammar
Help in + [gerund] ? - grammar
helps me to firm up / firming (help + gerund/infinitive) - grammar
her dream: having/have children (gerund/infinitive) - grammar
her life has made getting (make+ gerund) - grammar
His likes and dislikes are + to V / Ving (gerund or infinitive) ? - grammar
his son's speaking (possessive, gerund) - grammar
I can't take it any more + gerund or infinitive ? - grammar
I don't like you talking/talk (gerund) - grammar
I don't think travelling (gerund) - grammar
I enjoy cleaning my shoes (enjoy + gerund) - grammar
I forgot feeding / to feed the cat. (Forget + infinitive/gerund) - grammar
I give up+gerund
I go running / to run (gerund/infinitive) - grammar
I have going to... (have + gerund) - grammar
I worry about (insert gerund) - grammar
I yearn to reach/reaching (Gerund / infinive) - grammar
I'd like + -ing + gerund - grammar
I've been <gerund>
I've been out of my mind + gerund - grammar
if there had been people working - haber + gerund - grammar
immersing yourself - comma+gerund - grammar
Imply infinite/gerund - grammar
important to + -ing (gerund) - grammar
Improving health — gerund - grammar
in + gerund - intelligent in deciding - grammar
in + gerund / on + gerund - grammar
In answering, upon arriving (gerund) - grammar
in case of + gerund - grammar
In+gerund+Direct object - In following their hearts...
including + gerund
indignant to hear / indignant at hearing (gerund/infinitive) - grammar
Infinitive - Gerund - grammar
infinitive + of/from + gerund - grammar
Infinitive or gerund with an attribute - grammar
Infinitive/Gerund (starting a sentence) - grammar
infinitve or gerund ? - grammar
instead of (gerund) we are (present tense) - grammar
irse + gerund
irse+gerund - deben irse preparando - grammar
is not threatening at the moment (gerund) - grammar
is to V / Ving (gerund, infinitive) ? - grammar
is using, is to make (is + infinitive/gerund) - grammar
It includes recycling (incluir + gerund) - grammar
It is not the same (infinitive / gerund) - grammar
It is very frustrating/satisfying + infinitive/gerund - grammar
it was nice spending/to spend time (infinitive, gerund) - grammar
It's the same as say/saying (infinitive/gerund) - grammar
learn by surfing on internet (By verb + gerund) - grammar
left + something + promising (gerund) - grammar
Let's go kill/killing/to kill (gerund/infinitive) - grammar
Like + gerund (British) / like + infinitive (American) - grammar
like + gerund/infinitive - grammar
like + something or somebody +infinitive/gerund. - grammar
like going / to go (gerund/infinitive) - grammar
like help/helping prepare the food (infinitive/gerund) - grammar
likewise + infinitivo or likewise + gerund??? - grammar
list of responsibilities: gerund or infinitive? - grammar
list of skills: gerund or infinitive? - grammar
little help in understanding (in + gerund) - grammar
llavar +gerund - grammar
llevar + gerund
Lo importante es entender (infinitive/gerund) - grammar
lo mismo que estar/estando allí (gerund/infinitive) - grammar
lo que saben es bailar = gerund/infinitive - grammar
look forward to hearing (gerund) - grammar
look forward to meeting (Phrasal verb + to + gerund?) - grammar
lots of way of/to + gerund - grammar
love + gerund in past tense - grammar
love/like/hate + gerund/infinitive - grammar
main lessons is to understand / is understanding (be + gerund/infinitive) - grammar
make learning fun = hacen aprendiendo? (gerund) - grammar
Make the most of + gerund - grammar
making / the making of (gerund) - grammar
Mary's hitting [of] John (gerund)
means to behave / behaving kindly (mean + gerund/infinitive) - grammar
Mientras caminar (infinitive as gerund) - grammar
migrating, growing (Gerund or infinitive) - grammar
mind + gerund/infinitive - grammar
murmur (gerund) - grammar
my plans were getting up and watering my tulips (gerund) - grammar
my/her/his/their + gerund - grammar
need to go/going, can go/going (gerund/infinitive) - grammar
Nervous about + gerund - grammar
Not+infinitive, Not+bare infinitive, Not+ gerund. - grammar
Nothing is worse than being / to be stuck (infinitive/gerund) - grammar
nothing to do but to go/going (gerund/infinitive) - grammar
noun + gerund - have problems finding / to find - grammar
Noun-gerund + noun - grammar
Observation and Perception Verbs + infinitive/gerund - grammar
of + gerund?? - grammar
offer + gerund? - grammar
On + gerund - grammar
on/in hearing the news (In/on plus gerund) - grammar
on+gerund/ in+gerund - grammar
only after + gerund/past perfect - grammar
opportunity of + gerund/infinitive - grammar
opposition to eating - gerund - grammar
Os and gerund - grammar
Our objectives are + gerund/infinitive - grammar
Outlaw + gerund - grammar
owing to + gerund - grammar
participar en = participating in? (gerund as a subject) - grammar
Participating with - gerund (beginning of sentence)
pasaba + Gerund ?? - grammar
people not paying attention (gerund) - grammar
people walking long distance routes (gerund) - grammar
personal pronoun+gerund - grammar
personal/possessive + gerund - grammar
pick up + gerund? - grammar
poderes document -- gerund or infinitive? - legal
Por + infinitive to communicate by/through + gerund? - grammar
possessive + gerund - grammar
Practice (noun) + Gerund
practice + gerund (doing, using)
prefer + inf. or + gerund - grammar
prefer going / prefer to go (gerund/infinitive) - grammar
prefer you to call me / prefer you calling me (gerund/infinitive) - grammar
pretended not having / to have met (perfect gerund/infinitive) - grammar
prevent from + gerund/present - grammar
printing out a hard copy = participle/gerund? - grammar
Problem with + gerund - grammar
Proceed to + infinitive/gerund - grammar
promote helping/ to help/ the help (noun, gerund or infinitive) - grammar
proud of her winning / to win (gerund/infinitive) - grammar
qué has estado haciendo (Past Participle + Gerund) - grammar
que permiten acceder directamente - infinitive / gerund - grammar
question about my children watching cartoons (gerund) - grammar
question of +gerund (question of -ing...)
queue, gerund - grammar
rather than + infinitive/gerund - grammar
Rather than + infinitive/gerund - grammar
rather than + to V / Ving (gerund / infinitive) ? - grammar
recall my parents' going (Possessive + gerund) - grammar
Recommend + gerund - grammar
Recommend + gerund / infinitive - grammar
recommend + object / gerund (-ing) - grammar
recommend you to do / you doing (infinitive/gerund) - grammar
recommended + obj.+ to inf/bare inf./gerund - grammar
recorrió su mano tocando (gerund) - grammar
Registering is good example (gerund) - grammar
regret spending / having spent (having + past participle + gerund) - grammar
remember + gerund - I remember dancing - grammar
remember + new subject + gerund - grammar
Replicar la práctica (infinitive/gerund) - grammar
Report + gerund + object - grammar
report + infinitive/gerund - grammar
Resort to + gerund - grammar
return from (+gerund)
Sabiendo que (gerund) - grammar
scared, afraid, frightened of Ving / to V (gerund / infinitive) - grammar
Se + gerund - grammar
se ha ido profesionalizando (Ir + gerund) - grammar
Seguir + Past Participle/Gerund - grammar
Sembrar amor, sembrar futuro (gerund) - grammar
sensitive to + gerund or infinitive ? - grammar
ser/estar + gerund - grammar
Set sail (gerund) - grammar
Sharing is a part of (gerund) - grammar
She ate some chocolate while running.. Gerund - grammar
She sat drinking (gerund: simultaneus or subsequent action) - grammar
She will be cooking = estará cocinando? (Future Tense + Gerund?) - grammar
She's busy preparing for... (gerund/infinitive) - grammar
similar to playing soccer (gerund) - grammar
sleeping makes me (gerund + make) - grammar
sleeping pill - adjective/gerund? - grammar
smell cooking (smell + gerund) - grammar
Smoking is bad for you (gerund) - grammar
Some of my hobbies are (+ gerund) - grammar
something to V / for Ving (gerund or infinitive) ? - grammar
son como vayais viendo (ir + gerund) - grammar
sorry + gerund or infinitive ? - grammar
speaking about, describing (gerund beginning a phrase) - grammar
spend a lot of time chatting (gerund) - grammar
started raining / started to rain (gerund/infinitive) - grammar
staying on task (gerund) - grammar
stop talking (stop + gerund)
Study & Sharing (gerund/infinitive) - grammar
swimming pool (gerund/ participle) - grammar
Taking into consideration - gerund
than to verb OR ... than gerund ?? - grammar
the aborting/abortion of (noun/gerund) - grammar
The best thing was making / to make (Gerund) - grammar
The first thing I did was + Infinitive/gerund - grammar
the Gerund
The Gerund - grammar
The Gerund - grammar
The most embarrasing was +infinitive/gerund - grammar
The purpose is to inform/informing (infinitive/gerund) - grammar
The Secret to Improving/Improve (gerund/infinitive) - grammar
the worst thing was + gerund or infinitive - grammar
There is no use + gerund or infinitive ? - grammar
thereby + gerund + pronoun - grammar
They felt that their right was not being respected (past gerund form) - grammar
things like making the beds - Infintive/gerund? - grammar
Think of + gerund/infinitive - grammar
Through + Gerund - Expressed her feelings through cooking - grammar
to + infinitive or to + gerund - grammar
to + verb in gerund - grammar
to + verb in gerund - grammar
to admit + gerund / infinitive ? - grammar
to be + infinitive / bare infinitive / gerund (in cleft sentences) - grammar
to be into +gerund
to be used for + gerund - grammar
to consider + gerund / infinitive - grammar
to continue + to V / Ving (infinitive / gerund) ? - grammar
to discuss + gerund or infinitive ? - grammar
to go + gerund or infinitive ? - grammar
to hate to V / Ving (gerund / infinitive) - grammar
to hear someone + infinitive or gerund ? - grammar
to help the company / helping the company (gerund/infinitive) - grammar
to hope to get / to getting (infinitive/gerund) - grammar
to know + gerund or infinitive ? - grammar
To know me is to love me/Knowing me is loving me Gerund/Infinitive - grammar
to lead to + gerund or infinitive ? - grammar
to like doing / I like to do (gerund / infinitive) - grammar
to mean + gerund/infinitive - grammar
To miss + gerund - grammar
to permit/allow (someone) + inf/gerund - grammar
to plus gerund - grammar
to postpone + gerund or infinitive ? - grammar
to prefer to + gerund or infinitive ? - grammar
to propose + gerund or infinitive? - grammar
to remember + gerund - grammar
to remember + gerund or infinitive ? - grammar
to require + gerund or infinitive ? - grammar
to restrict yourself to + gerund or infinitive ? - grammar
to spend ages / time doing sth (gerund) - grammar
to stop + to V / Ving (gerund or infinitive) ? - grammar
to think + gerund or infinitive ?
to try + to V / Ving (gerund or infinitive) ? - grammar
to try to do / doing (gerund / infinitive) ? - grammar
To what extent + gerund - grammar
to/of + gerund - grammar
todos los datos necesarios incluyendo (gerund) - grammar
told me that they were banning Internet (was/were + gerund) - grammar
travelling back home to see/seeing my family (gerund/infinitive) - grammar
try to run / try running (gerund/infinitive) - grammar
two pronouns with a gerund - grammar
two stages to generating (particle "to" + gerund) - grammar
Unable to admit to feeling (gerund) - grammar
Usando la media - start sentence with gerund * - grammar
using a gerund- running is fun - grammar
using X and Y as examples - gerund/infinitive - grammar
utilizar - Infinitive or gerund - using/to use - grammar
va + gerund
va cogiendo (ir + gerund) - grammar
va dejando (conjugated verb + gerund) - grammar
¿vas a entrar? = do you + infinitive / are you + gerund - grammar
venir + gerund - grammar
Veo a tres hombres tomando café (gerund/adjective) - grammar
verb + gerund or infinitive - grammar
Verb gerund + OF + Noun - grammar
Verb quit followed by gerund
Verb+gerund - grammar
verbs + base form or gerund form - grammar
Verbs followed by Verbs in gerund - grammar
vital for/to +gerund - grammar
waiting for the economic recovery (gerund) - grammar
What do you prefer to do first, + gerund/infinitive - grammar
when + gerund - grammar
when + gerund = al + infinitive? - grammar
when dating / when you date (when + gerund) - grammar
when meeting, when to respond (gerund/infinitive) - grammar
when to employ the gerund - grammar
when used / using (participle, gerund) - grammar
While, when, as+gerund/pastparticipe... - grammar
Why would + gerund ?? - grammar
will be teaching / going to teach (gerund/infinitive) - grammar
Wire-hanging; compound noun w/ gerund - grammar
With the objective of (gerund) / with the objective to (infinitive) - grammar
With+gerund - grammar
worth to pay / worth paying (gerund/infinitive) - grammar
worth your while + gerund/infinitive - grammar
Would (gerund) buying/continuing [this] cause [that]? - grammar
Would be + gerund/infinitive - grammar
would get used to +inf or gerund - grammar
would have been going (+ gerund form of verb) - grammar
would rather / would prefer to + gerund / infinitive - grammar
Would you like + inf. / gerund - grammar
Would you mind not to do / doing (gerund/infinitive) - grammar
you are + gerund
You're welcome to + gerund
... for rolling it out - gerund as object of preposition? - English Only forum
'Contemplate' takes only gerund and no to-infinitive? - English Only forum
'like + verb-ing' [gerund] vs 'like + infinitive' - English Only forum
'The' before a gerund subject followed by 'of'. The cutting of trees... - English Only forum
“To infinitive”  VS "gerund” as subject of sentence. - English Only forum
“to”+gerund - English Only forum
(by) + gerund - English Only forum
(For + Gerund) / (To + Infinitive) - English Only forum
(Taking / Putting) the time + <gerund or infinitive> - English Only forum
200 dollars 'to repair' vs 'for repairing' [infinitive vs gerund] - English Only forum
a book is for/gerund or infinitive - English Only forum
A clause, be V gerund or to Verb or infinitive - English Only forum
a construction with a gerund - English Only forum
a gerund is equivalent to a following noun - English Only forum
A gerund is to <use> <be used> - English Only forum
A gerund is when... - English Only forum
a gerund is when... - English Only forum
a gerund or an -ing noun - English Only forum
a gerund or not? - English Only forum
a gerund or not? - English Only forum
A gerund phrase acts as a noun <,/and> begins with a gerund... - English Only forum
a gerund phrase embracing an adverbial clause - English Only forum
a gerund+past perfect/past simple - English Only forum
A man, wearing(gerund as adjectival postpositive attribute, preceded by a comma) - English Only forum
a short cut to + gerund/infinitive - English Only forum
a structure with gerund - English Only forum
A+ gerund - English Only forum
About gerund and participle - English Only forum
acknowledge +infinitive or gerund - English Only forum
acting as pollinators (participle vs gerund) - English Only forum
active or perfect gerund - English Only forum
activity is gerund or infinitive - English Only forum
Addicted to + gerund??? - English Only forum
Adjective + (in) + Gerund? - English Only forum
Adjective + to infinitive vs. gerund - English Only forum
adjective +gerund /infinitive verb - English Only forum
adjective clause or possessive gerund - English Only forum
adjective followed by a gerund - English Only forum
Adjective or adverb with Gerund possessive - English Only forum
admitting vs admission [gerund vs noun] - English Only forum
adverb + past participle/gerund working as an adjective - English Only forum
Adverb plus Gerund - English Only forum
"advertising products" gerund or participle? - English Only forum
advise infinitive or gerund? - English Only forum
Advise not gerund - English Only forum
Advocate + infinitive or Gerund - English Only forum
After + Participle or Gerund? - English Only forum
after + present continuous ?gerund? - English Only forum
After "Decision" what should follow: of/to/gerund? - English Only forum
After he ate vs after eating [simple past vs gerund] - English Only forum
Again gerund or Infinitive dilemma - English Only forum
agreed with me about/gerund - English Only forum
all we do is <make / making> covers (cover versions) [infinitive vs. gerund] - English Only forum
all you do is take.... bare infinitive or gerund accurate? - English Only forum
all you need to cook / for cooking [infinitive vs gerund] - English Only forum
allocate budget to sports either <exploring /to explore> new talents or ... [gerund/ infinitive] - English Only forum
allow / enable + inf or gerund? - English Only forum
Ambiguous Gerund/Present Participle Examples - English Only forum
ambition + gerund - English Only forum
and my friend, <dying> soon after his arrival [Gerund or Nominative Participle?] - English Only forum
and, 'depending' on ethnic origin, [gerund or preposition?] - English Only forum
annoyed plus gerund or infinitive - English Only forum
answer <using /by using> [participle vs gerund] - English Only forum
anybody / abstract / collective + gerund - English Only forum
Appreciate + Gerund [Mark helping / Mark for helping] - English Only forum
are used to receive/ receiving [infinitive / gerund] - English Only forum
Arrange with a gerund - English Only forum
arriving / arrival [gerund / actual noun ] - English Only forum
Article and gerund - English Only forum
as well as + bare infinitive or gerund - English Only forum
As well use+gerund - English Only forum
ask for + gerund - English Only forum
aspiring (gerund?) [participle] - English Only forum
assist in + gerund - English Only forum
"at" instead of "on" before gerund - English Only forum
Attributive gerund - English Only forum
avoid throwING it in the sea.[avoid + gerund?] - English Only forum
bare infinitive or gerund - English Only forum
bare infitive vs gerund after the verb to be - English Only forum
Be interested in + noun? or gerund? - English Only forum
be late in + gerund - English Only forum
Because of + gerund - English Only forum
Because of + "gerund(~ing) phrase" - English Only forum
because of failing [gerund] - English Only forum
before (the) starting ['the' before gerund] - English Only forum
Before preceeding a verb in gerund form: preposition or adverb? - English Only forum
before/after + gerund - English Only forum
before/after + Gerund vs before/after + Simple Past - English Only forum
begin <gerund or infinitive> - English Only forum
begin/start + infnitive/gerund - English Only forum
Beginning in the Middle Ages [gerund or participle?] - English Only forum
being answered/being shown - gerund adjective? - English Only forum
"being" Gerund vs Participle? - English Only forum
better to run/running is better [gerund / infinitive with comparative] - English Only forum
bored + gerund / infinitive - English Only forum
both to + verb and...: gerund after adverbs and prepositions - English Only forum
Bring+object+gerund - English Only forum
Building a new motorway [Gerund as subject] - English Only forum
busy 'preparing' [Gerund?] - English Only forum
Busy+gerund - English Only forum
But+infinitive,bare infinitive or gerund? - English Only forum
by + gerund - English Only forum
by + Gerund - English Only forum
by +gerund (or is it a gerund at all?) - English Only forum
by+gerund or participle clause? - English Only forum
camping [gerund] - English Only forum
Can a gerund be modified by a relative clause? - English Only forum
Can a gerund be the object of "support"? - English Only forum
Can a gerund phrase modify a noun? - English Only forum
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Children enjoy adults telling stories. (Gerund vs participle) - English Only forum
Choose "leaning" as a participle or a gerund.. - English Only forum
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Congrats on the Habs' having won / the Habs winning [gerund] - English Only forum
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Did you remember watering/ to water the plants? [ gerund / infinitive ] - English Only forum
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Does your cannot choosing ... [possessive with gerund and 'cannot'] - English Only forum
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double gerund: postponing discussing - English Only forum
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Due to him/his using a [noun] [Gerund] - English Only forum
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during visiting London [Preposition 'during' + gerund?] - English Only forum
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Eating vegetables is better than taking supplements [Gerund A" is better than "gerund B] - English Only forum
enjoys + gerund - English Only forum
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Examples of transitive "Risk" followed by a gerund - English Only forum
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expect her < to be engaged / being engaged > [gerund or infinitive] - English Only forum
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For him <to sail back / sailing back> is [Gerund / to infinitive] - English Only forum
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Gerund or noun: I was surprised at John's quick recovering. - English Only forum
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Gerund, infinitive: <getting/to get> so angry to lose the control must be avoided - English Only forum
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Gerund, infinitive: I like <going, to go> to the beach. - English Only forum
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Gerund, infinitive: it's cool <doing, to do> that. - English Only forum
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Gerund, infinitive: she woke up <sensing, to sense> that the ship had stopped. - English Only forum
Gerund, infinitive: the nation was <thinking, to think> the city of XX - English Only forum
Gerund, infinitive: to take this opportunity <of informing, to inform> you - English Only forum
Gerund, infinitive: usually too busy <helping, to help> my father on the land - English Only forum
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Gerund, infinitive? Answering accurately is more important than finishing quickly. - English Only forum
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hotels <used/use> by the social services [also: gerund, infinitive] - English Only forum
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If I had won in the second round, I would be playing (gerund) - English Only forum
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join < your playing / you to play> golf [gerund] - English Only forum
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Knowledge of + gerund - English Only forum
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lead to owning [gerund] - English Only forum
<Learning><To learn> a new language is helpful. [Gerund/Infinitive] - English Only forum
learnt swimming [learn + -ing? / gerund] - English Only forum
least you can do is <to call/ calling> [infinitive / gerund] - English Only forum
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lurking: a participle or a gerund - English Only forum
make a contribution to gerund or infinitive - English Only forum
make pizza rather than <ordering/order > one. [gerund vs infinitive] - English Only forum
making dinner (gerund) - English Only forum
making questions from sentences with/without extraposition of a gerund - English Only forum
mean + gerund - English Only forum
mean gerund/infinitive - English Only forum
mention him + gerund - English Only forum
Michael's/his being late [Possessive case + Gerund] - English Only forum
Mind gerund and mind if - English Only forum
mind is followed by gerund - English Only forum
minimize+gerund - English Only forum
Miss + infinitive/gerund? - English Only forum
missed followed by gerund (two meanings) - English Only forum
mistake < to think/thinking > this tension [Infinitive vs Gerund] - English Only forum
much more likely + gerund - English Only forum
Multiple gerund phrases + is/are - English Only forum
my + (gerund) ing - English Only forum
my advice to you is <to drink / drinking> [gerund infinitive] - English Only forum
My biggest challenge is <to work hard /work hard /working hard > [infinitive/gerund?] - English Only forum
my making you wait for so long [Gerund and Complex object] - English Only forum
My wish is to travel / traveling [infinitive / gerund] - English Only forum
need + infinitive/gerund - English Only forum
Need + infinitives or gerund - English Only forum
need + to infinitive / need + gerund - English Only forum
Need time +gerund/to verb - English Only forum
needed for +gerund - English Only forum
negrect [neglect] + to infinitive or gerund - English Only forum
never + gerund - English Only forum
no + gerund vs. don't + infinitive - English Only forum
NO + gerund? - English Only forum
No difference + To-infinitive/Gerund? - English Only forum
no point + gerund / no point in + gerund - English Only forum
no way other than+gerund - English Only forum
nobody but...without + gerund - English Only forum
Nominal phrases/gerund - English Only forum
Nominalization = Gerund? - English Only forum
"not" and "without" followed by gerund - English Only forum
not/never+gerund - English Only forum
noun + apostroph + gerund - English Only forum
Noun + gerund [Guitar playing, Loan issuing] - English Only forum
Noun + has been + infinitive or gerund? - English Only forum
Noun + to + gerund (verbing) - English Only forum
noun + to + infinitive / noun + for + gerund - English Only forum
Noun compound: gerund + noun (“he couldn't find a job acting” / “an acting job”) - English Only forum
noun or gerund - English Only forum
Noun phrases and gerund phrases - English Only forum
noun(gerund) or adverb(present participle)? - English Only forum
noun+gerund + to + infinitive - English Only forum
Object pronoun (verb+object pronoun+infinitive/gerund/past participle) - English Only forum
object to + one's + gerund - English Only forum
Object+to+gerund - English Only forum
offer + gerund - English Only forum
Omission of "by" before gerund to denote means. - English Only forum
Omitting the gerund - English Only forum
Only option is + infinitive/bare infinitive/gerund? - English Only forum
Our colleague denies both his having belonged to this society [perfect participle ('gerund')] - English Only forum
Owing to +pronoun/adjective possessive+gerund - English Only forum
Parking lot - gerund of present participle - English Only forum
Participle it gerund - English Only forum
Participle modifying a gerund phrase - English Only forum
participle or gerund - English Only forum
Participle or Gerund? - English Only forum
Participle or Gerund.. - English Only forum
Participle or Gerund.. - English Only forum
Participle vs gerund - English Only forum
Participle/gerund - English Only forum
Passive gerund? - English Only forum
Passive Gerund/Infinitive Being/to be+pp into Active Voice - English Only forum
passive infinitive, passive gerund and passive infinitive - English Only forum
Passive Perfect Gerund - English Only forum
past negative gerund - English Only forum
people < whose > helping me [possessive with gerund] - English Only forum
people telling (the gerund or the present participle?) - English Only forum
Perfect continuous gerund - English Only forum
Perfect Gerund - English Only forum
Perfect Infinitive or Perfect Gerund - English Only forum
perfect or present gerund? - English Only forum
permits not only < stabilizing / to stabilize > [permit + gerund] - English Only forum
Peter linking Maria. (Use of Gerund) - English Only forum
phrases start with a gerund? - English Only forum
pleased with + gerund - English Only forum
possesive before a gerund - English Only forum
possessive + gerund - English Only forum
Possessive case as logical subject of a gerund - English Only forum
possessive gerund - English Only forum
possessive perfect gerund as an object - English Only forum
Possessive with gerund, or not? Do you care about my opening the window. - English Only forum
Possessive with gerund. - English Only forum
Postpositioning gerund phrases - English Only forum
Predicative constructions with the gerund - English Only forum
Prefer + gerund / infinitive - English Only forum
"Prefer" in negative + gerund or infinitive - English Only forum
preparation/preparing – noun vs gerund - English Only forum
Preposition + gerund in an adverbial clause - English Only forum
Preposition + Gerund or infinitive - English Only forum
Preposition NOT followed by gerund - English Only forum
Preposition+Dangling gerund phrase - English Only forum
Preposition+Gerund - English Only forum
Prepositional phrase with gerund or participle - English Only forum
prepositon+noun+ ~ing(gerund? or participle?) - English Only forum
present continuous / gerund - English Only forum
Present Continuous or gerund? - English Only forum
present participle + gerund - English Only forum
Present Participle and Gerund - English Only forum
present participle and gerund - English Only forum
Present Participle or Gerund - English Only forum
present participle or gerund? - English Only forum
Present participle vs gerund - English Only forum
present perfect with gerund ??? - English Only forum
problem (with) + gerund - English Only forum
Pronoun + Gerund - English Only forum
proof of there <being> water [gerund or participle?] - English Only forum
propose + infinitive/gerund/subjunctive - English Only forum
prove willing - gerund - English Only forum
pulling (gerund or participle?) - English Only forum
purpose: for+gerund vs. the infinitive - English Only forum
put ₤20 on Matthew <scoring> the goal [gerund or participle?] - English Only forum
put off + gerund/noun - English Only forum
Question about gerund - English Only forum
"Raining" as a gerund - English Only forum
rather go home than stay/staying [verb or gerund?] - English Only forum
Rather than being / be punished [gerund vs bare infinitive] - English Only forum
rather than defend/defending [bare infinitive or gerund?] - English Only forum
rather than do/doing [infinitive vs gerund] - English Only forum
rather than do/doing [infinitive vs gerund] - English Only forum
rather than surfing /oranges [rather than + gerund/noun] - English Only forum
Reason for use of Gerund - English Only forum
Reason vs Cause: for +gerund / because. - English Only forum
recall +gerund - English Only forum
recommend + infinitive or gerund? - English Only forum
recommend <he go there / going there> [gerund + subjunctive] - English Only forum
recommend+gerund or recommend somebody+infinitive - English Only forum
recommend+object+gerund - English Only forum
reduce + gerund ? - English Only forum
regret to say/saying [gerund infinitive] - English Only forum
regret to see vs. regret seeing [gerund infinitive] - English Only forum
regular exercising / exercising regularly [adjective vs adverb with gerund] - English Only forum
Relative pronoun as the object of gerund - English Only forum
remember packing / to pack [ gerund / infinitive ] - English Only forum
remember to lock / remember locking [ infinitive / gerund ] - English Only forum
remember to sign/signing [ infinitive / gerund ] - English Only forum
Remember+V-ing or To-inf.? [ gerund / infinitive ] - English Only forum
Require + infinitive/gerund - English Only forum
require to be / require being [infinitive / gerund] - English Only forum
Restart +gerund - English Only forum
Returning to motherland feels like [gerund as subject] - English Only forum
Revised title: because of <gerund>, for <gerund> - English Only forum
right about the hotel < being > [gerund clause - English Only forum
rising: adjective, gerund or present participle - English Only forum
roles of the gerund or gerund adjuncts? - English Only forum
rules of using "to+infinitive" or "gerund" ? - English Only forum
see + bare infinitive/gerund? - English Only forum
Sentence + gerund - English Only forum
Sentence structure: gerund, being - English Only forum
Setting out plans, Cameron will begin [gerund + future] - English Only forum
She came running across the field -- gerund or present participle - English Only forum
she ended <up> teaching English [gerund after adverb/particle?} - English Only forum
She is busy feeding the baby all the time [Gerund or Present participle?] - English Only forum
shifting [verbal noun / gerund] - English Only forum
ships < that appear / appearing> [(That + infinitive) vs Gerund] - English Only forum
Short on gerund - English Only forum
Should be + gerund and should + infinitive - English Only forum
should I use gerund or full sentence after like - English Only forum
Should these sentences use Gerund, and why? - English Only forum
Show implied specific timing using a gerund - English Only forum
simple gerund vs perfect gerund - English Only forum
since + {subject + simple past} / {gerund} - English Only forum
Some and any with gerund - English Only forum
sorry + infinitive/perfect infinitive/gerund - English Only forum
sorry for +gerund vs sorry to +infinitive - English Only forum
Speeding up: gerund or present participle? - English Only forum
spelling gerund - English Only forum
spend (money) +infinitive or gerund - English Only forum
spend enough time <learning/to learn> English [infinitive / gerund] - English Only forum
Spend time/money doing something [Gerund or Present participle?] - English Only forum
spilling –> gerund? - English Only forum
Stand +gerund - English Only forum
start looking / to look [gerund / infinitive] - English Only forum
start+gerund or start+infinitive - English Only forum
started +gerund /to "verb" - English Only forum
Starting a sentence with a gerund? - English Only forum
starting sentences with gerund/infinitives vs. empty subject - English Only forum
"stoop to" gerund or infinitive - English Only forum
Stop someone/something <from> gerund - English Only forum
stop you coming down with a cold [stop + object pronoun + gerund] - English Only forum
stressed syllable of a gerund - English Only forum
study, studying - Gerund or Infinitive - English Only forum
study+gerund/infinitive - English Only forum
subject + gerund phrase/ participle phrase - English Only forum
subject and verb agreement with to infinitive and gerund - English Only forum
subject complement / gerund - English Only forum
Subject for gerund in prepositional phrases - English Only forum
Subject of a gerund after "by" in a passive voice sentence - English Only forum
subject of gerund - English Only forum
subject of gerund identical with subject of sentence - English Only forum
Subject of gerund: making federal funding available - English Only forum
"subject to" + gerund clause - English Only forum
subject to recovering [Gerund or Present Participle?] - English Only forum
subjectless gerund - English Only forum
substantivation/nominalization of verbs with gerund - English Only forum
such as + gerund (?) - English Only forum
Suggest+gerund - English Only forum
Suggesting + gerund - English Only forum
supportive of me/my studying X. [possessive and gerund with object] - English Only forum
Sure+gerund/infinitive - English Only forum
take an action <to+infinitive> or <of+gerund> - English Only forum
take turns + gerund phrase/infinitive phrase - English Only forum
Take your time to+gerund - English Only forum
teach me to dance/ teach me dancing gerund vs infinitive - English Only forum
teach+gerund - English Only forum
technique was <to jostle /jostling> [infinitive vs gerund] - English Only forum
Test question on gerund - English Only forum
test the cable .../ providing a tool [verb vs gerund for a list] - English Only forum
than to go / going [infinitive vs -ing verb (gerund)] - English Only forum
Than+infinitive or gerund - English Only forum
Thank you for <helping> me. [ gerund? ] - English Only forum
Thanks to+gerund - English Only forum
that of + gerund - English Only forum
the 'catch of' [someone] (noun vs gerund) - English Only forum
the agent of the gerund in the 'thanks'/'thank you' sentence - English Only forum
"the" before "gerund + of" - English Only forum
The chances of someone like him liking me [gerund?] - English Only forum
the clause hosting them vs. the clause which hosts them [gerund clause = relative clauses] - English Only forum
the <cleaning> agents [Present participle or Gerund?] - English Only forum
The cloud remaining (gerund) - English Only forum
The comma after while + gerund - English Only forum
the difference between infinitive and gerund of 'develop' - English Only forum
the favorite of your+ gerund vs. your favorite in+ gerund - English Only forum
the first step is ＋gerund/to - English Only forum
The function of a gerund - English Only forum
the gerund / tense - English Only forum
The gerund and the possessive - English Only forum
The gerund as the complement of the verb 'to be' - English Only forum
<The gerund> or <gerund> - English Only forum
the gerund or noun? - English Only forum
The good thing of/about + gerund - English Only forum
the idea to lose / of losing [gerund vs infinitive] - English Only forum
The making of chocolate by .... [noun/gerund + by] - English Only forum
the old system of each library <having> its own copy [gerund or present participle?] - English Only forum
the only way II/gerund vs. infinitive - English Only forum
The solution is ...gerund - English Only forum
the use of gerund - English Only forum
the use of infinitive and gerund - English Only forum
the verb to talk of + gerund - English Only forum
The verb, the gerund and the participle - English Only forum
the with a gerund - English Only forum
there are ... to verb/gerund - English Only forum
there is an opportunity in + gerund - English Only forum
There is no + gerund (how flexible?) - English Only forum
There or It in a construction with a gerund - English Only forum
there was no persuading her [gerund or pure verbal noun?] - English Only forum
There was/were + N + infinitive/gerund ? - English Only forum
There's no gerund - English Only forum
they both mean + infinitive or gerund? - English Only forum
They took her to the warehouse <for questioning> [gerund or noun?] - English Only forum
Think + noun + gerund - English Only forum
This one which represents/representing(nonrestrictive, gerund) - English Only forum
thought(s) or thinking? - noun vs gerund - English Only forum
Tie up - using gerund. - English Only forum
Time reference of passive simple gerund - English Only forum
time-consuming [gerund?] - English Only forum
Tire+gerund - English Only forum
To (preposition) + Gerund - English Only forum
To (preposition) + Gerund - English Only forum
to + gerund - English Only forum
to + gerund - English Only forum
To + Gerund - English Only forum
"to" + gerund -ing form - English Only forum
To + gerund verbs - English Only forum
to + infinitive and for + gerund - English Only forum
To + infinitive vs for + gerund for expressing purpose - English Only forum
to + infinitive/ for + gerund - English Only forum
To accuse / Accusing> another agent is ... [Infinitive vs Gerund] - English Only forum
To avoid + noun + gerund - English Only forum
to be in solving, to be in + gerund - English Only forum
To be past + gerund - English Only forum
To be sentenced to being shot / to be up to + infinitive/gerund - English Only forum
to gerund - English Only forum
to go on record <concerning>, (prep or gerund) - English Only forum
to go vs. going [gerund infinitive] - English Only forum
To have someone + [gerund] - English Only forum
To have something done + infinitive or gerund - English Only forum
"To make this activity evolve" [gerund - not object complement] - English Only forum
to postmodification/for+gerund - English Only forum
to refuse + Gerund - English Only forum
to remember to do/doing something ; to have done/having done something [ infinitive / gerund ] - English Only forum
to remember <to keep> <keeping> [ infinitive / gerund ] - English Only forum
To stay or Staying [infinitive or gerund] - English Only forum
To try to solve the problem (by) allowing [gerund / participle] - English Only forum
<to walk /walking> is good for .... [gerund, infinitive] - English Only forum
to-infinitive or gerund - English Only forum
To-infinitive or gerund? - English Only forum
to+gerund - English Only forum
to+Gerund Vs. to+Infinitive - English Only forum
too cool for swimming [gerund as object of preposition] - English Only forum
toward plus noun vs toward plus gerund - English Only forum
travels 'to play' vs 'playing' [gerund, infinitive] - English Only forum
try + infinitive/gerund - English Only forum
try to lie / try lying [ infinitive / gerund ] - English Only forum
try+gerund/infinitive in the past tense - English Only forum
Turks' learning English is [ possessive +gerund ] - English Only forum
Two gerund phrases as subject, use are or is? - English Only forum
understand+gerund/infinitive - English Only forum
Understanding / To understand> others can help [gerund, to-infinitive as subject.] - English Only forum
unless receiving (conjunction + gerund) - English Only forum
Upon dying Ice Golem casts a frost nova. [Upon + gerund = during?] - English Only forum
us getting / our getting (gerund with possessive) - English Only forum
usage and meaning of perfect gerund - English Only forum
Usage of the gerund (using) - English Only forum
Use of genitive+gerund - English Only forum
use of gerund - English Only forum
Use of gerund after phrasal verb - English Only forum
Use of gerund in English - English Only forum
Use of gerund or infinitive in a list - English Only forum
Use of gerund, infinitive and noun: - English Only forum
Use of infinitive and gerund - English Only forum
Use of preposition to as the object of a gerund - English Only forum
Use of the gerund - English Only forum
use+ in+ gerund - English Only forum
used to 'read' / 'reading (?)' [gerund, infinitve] - English Only forum
used to + V ING [gerund, infinitve] - English Only forum
Used to doing or used to do? [gerund, infinitve] - English Only forum
Used to get up/used to getting up? [gerund, infinitve] - English Only forum
Used to going/ used to go [gerund, infinitve] - English Only forum
useful "for" or "in" gerund (V-ing)? - English Only forum
Using comma before gerund phrase - English Only forum
Using Gerund and Conjunction - I have seen him walking and ? - English Only forum
Using gerund as the subject in a clause. - English Only forum
using gerund with "require" - English Only forum
Using the gerund in a sentence with more than one subject - English Only forum
Using the gerund to express surprise - English Only forum
Using the Gerund with the Definite Article - English Only forum
Using the preposition before a gerund clause - English Only forum
Verb + gerund or infinitive - English Only forum
Verb + gerund... - English Only forum
Verb + in + gerund and alternatives. - English Only forum
verb + object + gerund ??? - English Only forum
Verb in place of Gerund or Infinitive - English Only forum
verb or gerund - English Only forum
verb phrases (gerund, participle) - English Only forum
Verb to be plus infinitive and gerund - English Only forum
verb to love + infinitive/gerund - English Only forum
verb "want" followed by a gerund - English Only forum
verb+gerund - English Only forum
Verbal Noun vs Gerund. Specific Example. - English Only forum
Volunteer infinitive or gerund? - English Only forum
Want + gerund - English Only forum
Want + that + gerund - English Only forum
want as a suggestion (want + gerund) - English Only forum
want someone + infinitive/gerund - English Only forum
want you 'standing' up [gerund or participle?] - English Only forum
was conducting research / skills, such as managing [gerund?] - English Only forum
wash washing(noun, gerund) - English Only forum
Waste for/on or gerund - English Only forum
watch somebody + gerund/infinitive? - English Only forum
Ways for <doubling> [ Irish English: gerund? ] - English Only forum
Ways to + infinitive or gerund - English Only forum
We all had a good time dancing last night. (present participle or gerund?) - English Only forum
"we will be informed" with gerund - English Only forum
what does it feel like +gerund / to - English Only forum
What does it mean + to-infinitive / gerund - English Only forum
what I did was.../gerund or infinitive - English Only forum
What I recommend is <writing / to write / write> a diary [gerund/to infinitive/ bare infinitive] - English Only forum
What I want is + infinitive/gerund - English Only forum
What is the difference between Possessive Gerund and participle? - English Only forum
When + gerund - English Only forum
When + gerund - English Only forum
when + gerund - English Only forum
when + gerund - English Only forum
when gerund becomes noun - English Only forum
when the possessive is NOT possible before a gerund - English Only forum
when to use for+gerund - English Only forum
when to use'by + gerund'? - English Only forum
when we can use either past participle form or gerund form of verb in adjectives? - English Only forum

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