Explain the difference between gerunds and participles in the context ...

[ Gerunds and Infinitives ]

Explain the difference between gerunds and participles in the context of a bakery: Baking bread is a daily task.

A. Bread; Bread

B. Gerund: Baking; Participle: None

C. Baking; Baking

D. Daily; Daily

Select your answer:

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