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... 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
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