[ Grammar ]
What do you call a word formed from a verb that acts as a noun and always ends in -ing?
A. gerund
B. participle
C. infinitive
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A. herself
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Choose the word that matches the definition:
The people who are watching, listening, or reading the material.
A. Audience
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– John went to the beach last Sunday.
A. Who did John go to the beach with?
B. How did John go to the beach?
C. When did John go to the beach?
D. Where did John go last Sunday?
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Complete: Mary … with her brother.
A. work
B. works