English Grammar- What is a Gerund Phrase? Examples of Gerund/ Gerundial phrases
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- Опубликовано: 7 сен 2024
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In the video, we will learn what a gerund phrase is, in detail.
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1. Eating everything (Gerund as Sub)
2. Visiting. ..places (Gerund phrase as sub)
3. Riding a bike (Gerund as object)
4. Commencing a business .. reserach Gerund as Sub)
5. Doing MBA course ( Gerund as comp).
6. Taking to people ( Gerund as object)
7. Killing people ( Gerund phrase as object of prepositiom).
Complement case :
The sun is warming than moon.
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I didn't get what you were to trying to say in the last example! Please elaborate!
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1. Eating everything that moves (act as a subject of a sentence).
2. Visiting haunted places ( act as a subject of a sentence).
3. Riding a bike ( act as a object of a sentence).
4. Commencing a business without a through market research (act as a object of a preposition).
5. Doing MBA course from the U.S.A. ( act as a object of a sentence).
6.Talking to people (act as a object of a sentence).
7. The justification of killing people in the name of god (act as a object of a preposition).
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When stepping out in the sun,our shadows always with us.
Here " stepping" os gerund or present participle?
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Hello Ashish,
One of your example ;
Eating dog in singapore.......
Eating is Gerund or participle because it looks participle. Please elaborate.
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"Eating" here is a gerund. A gerund works as a noun in a sentence, whereas a participle works as an adjective.
Please go through these examples:
• Living in Singapore is very costly.
• The guy living in Singapore is my brother.
In the first example, "living' is working as the subject (noun) in the sentence and henceforth is a gerund. But in the second example, it is modifying the noun "guy" and, therefore, it is a participle.
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Sir i am facing problem in the 4th sentence. Which is
Commencing a business without a thorough market research leads to failure.
Wjere is gerund phrase
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Consept is clear Gerund pharase next video infarnative phrase upload sir
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How to distinguish Gerund Phrases and Present participle phrases. Sometimes it is confused and complexed.
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Could you tell me why this gerund phrase (getting cars in and out) was used in this sentence :
It'll be awkward getting cars in and out.
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"Getting cars in an out" is a present participle phrase that's modifying the adjective "awkward". It is giving information about it. A gerund phrase, on the other hand, always works as a noun in a sentence it does not modify anything.
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@@EnglishWithAshish thank you for your reply but I didn't get it well.
what do you mean by a present particile phrase ? It's a little confusing.
Is it a reduced adjective or adverb clause?? From your lesson about noun phrease I 've learned that a gerund phrase,which a group of phrase starting with ing- and could modify a noun that comes before it while now you're saying it doesn't modify anything
I'm sorry for having asked you many qustions but I couldn't figure it out . It would be great if you cleared out for me.
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Hey, Haider!
A noun phrase does not work as a modifier; it works as a noun, and a noun does not modify anything. When it works as a noun in a sentence, it can be a subject of a sentence, an object of the sentence, and a subject complement.
• (Helping the poor) is a noble work. (Subject)
• I love (teaching English). (Object of the verb "love")
• We are tired of (working in this company). (Object of the preposition "OF")
• His dream is (becoming a pilot). (Subject complement)
The noun phrases in the above examples are working as a noun only; these are not modify anything.
Present participle phrase : it is a group of words that starts with an ING form of a verb and gives information about a noun, modifies it.
• The guy (talking to my mom) is my best friend.
Explanation: "talking to my mum" is a present participle that's starting with the present participle "talking" and giving information about the noun "guy". Which guy? who's talking with my mum.
More examples:-
• Look at the kids (sleeping under the bridge). (Modifying the noun "kids")
• People (fighting with the police) are theives. (Modifying the noun "people")
A participle phrase is nothing but a reduced relative clause.
• Look at the kids (who are sleeping under the bridge).
• People (who are fighting with the police) are theives.
Watch this lesson on participle phrases for better understanding: ruclips.net/video/OOZYJa5RwK8/видео.html
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Mrs. Norman likes praying at midnight
Here praying at midnight is gerunds phrase and acting as object?
That's right.
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Just a small doubt: how come in the sentence 'I love eating' eating is acting as a noun? please clarify. Good video anyway.
Love is a verb that takes an object. You can love someone or something.
Here, the object of the verb love is the action (gerund) eating.
Nobody's eating. Eating is a gerund, which works as a noun in a sentence.
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First sumudu's parents didn't approve of him setting up his own business...sir could you kindly explain why '' setting up '' is used here? Is this object of the preposition ?
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1)His hair appeared barbarous, his kirpan anti-muslim.
2)the women went to the market,the men to the temple.
Are these examples of elliptical clauses.
Can we only use comma between two clauses Or do we have to use and between two clauses?
Hello, Manindra!
I'm not aware of this term. I'll check it and get back to you soon.
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Gerund as object ap ne 1st do k example main to likha but last wale nai like eating food to nai aa rha
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" He confessed to having done the misdeed. "
What type of phrase is this:"having done the misdeed. "?
Is it a perfect participle?
Hello, Manindra.
It's a perfect gerund, the object of the preposition TO.
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here which part of speech is acting ?
It's not a sentence.
1) Eating everything that moves is the subject of the sentence. 2) Visiting haunted places is the subject. 3) riding a bike is the object of the verb loves. 4) Commencing a business without a thorough market research is the subject of the sentence. 5) doing MBA course from the USA is the subject complement. 6) talking to people is the object of the verb hates. 7) killing people in the name of god is the object of the preposition of.
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What the difintion it is already disputed
Please make a video on elliptical clauses.
Hello, Manindra!
Never heard the name! I'll check it and get back to you!
Sir ,
"They had heard of women having their veils taken off "
What is the function of having their veils taken off?
It's a present participle phrase that's modifying the noun WOMEN.
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Sir how can I build a present participle using having ?
Is it not a perfect participle?
Apologies, Mahindra. That is a perfect participle right there. You can watch my lesson on types of participles. That'll help.
eating every thing that moves (subject)
visiting haunted places (subject)
riding a bike (object)
commencing a business without a thorough market research (subject)
doing MBA course from the U.S.A. (subject complement)
talking to people (object)
killing people in the name of god (object of preposition)
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