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5 March, 09:51

Find the verbal in the sentence below. Then, identify the type of verbal.

Running is excellent exercise.

gerund

infinitive

participle

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  1. 5 March, 11:20
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    Although gerund and participle look the same, when this type of verbal is used as a subject (as it is the case in this example - running is the subject of this sentence), then it has to be gerund. The correct answer is gerund.

    Infinitive looks completely different from gerund/participle. The infinitive of running would be to run.
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