Have you ever heard of a gerund as a subject or an object? When used as a noun, it is considered a gerund. In this case, it can be used as the subject or object to the sentence. Like nouns, gerunds can be the subject, object, or complement of a sentence. The gerund can be the object of a preposition. If you want to learn more about gerunds, this quiz may be helpful.
Eating chocolate can reduce your blood pressure.
People are eating chocolate these days to lower their blood pressure.
Interesting facts about chocolate are always on the Internet.
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Exciting people like the I Love Lucy show.
It is exciting to watch I Love Lucy.
Watching I Love Lucy is exciting.
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Working hard is important to Lucy and Ethel.
Lucy and Ethel are working hard at their new job.
Lucy and Ethel like working hard.
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The supervisor at the chocolate factory is yelling at the women.
The supervisor at the chocolate factory can't stand to be nice.
The supervisor at the chocolate factory enjoys making the women suffer.
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Lucy and Ethel think wrapping chocolate is hard.
Lucy and Ethel are hardworking women.
Wrapping chocolate is harder than it seems.
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The women start wrapping the chocolate correctly at first.
The women start to wrapping the chocolate correctly at first.
The women are starting to wrapping the chocolate correclty at first.
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The chocolate starts coming out faster and faster.
The chocolate starting to come out faster and faster.
The chocolate is starting to coming faster and faster.
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Put the chocolate in their shirts is the solution.
Putting the chocolate in their shirts is the solution.
Putting chocolate in their shirts.
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They stuffing their mouths with candy.
They to stuff their mouths with candy.
Stuffing their mouths with candy helps them.
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