[ Gerund ]
What is the definition of a gerund phrase?
A. A phrase that starts with a verb and adding -ing.
B. A verbal phrase that ends in -int -en -ed -t.
C. A form of a verb adding any compliments and modifiers.
D. A verb that has a adjective pronoun coming after it.
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a. turned out
b. set out
c. crowded around
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. Which is the correct form for the present continuous tense?
A. am/is/are + verb+ing
B. am/is/are + verb
C. have/has + verb+ing
D. was/were + verb+ing
Grammar › ViewAnita has arrived in the United States two years ago.
A. True
B. False
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I enjoyed my trip to Paris because I ______ speak a little French.
A. Can
B. Could
C. Can´t
D. Coudn´t