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No one left behind (Uppersixth Art English)

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In this game, players will evaluate a series of nouns related to art and description. For each noun, they must determine whether it fits the criteria of being a valid subject for a picture description. Answer ✅ for valid nouns and ❌ for those that do not fit.

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In this game, players will evaluate a series of nouns related to art and description. For each noun, they must determine whether it fits the criteria of being a valid subject for a picture description. Answer ✅ for valid nouns and ❌ for those that do not fit.

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Eating healthy is important for maintaining good health.

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Gerunds can function as the subject of a sentence.

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Jumping is not a gerund.

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Cooking is a verb, not a gerund.

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Swimming can be considered a gerund when used as a noun.

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The phrase 'to run' is an example of a gerund.

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The gerund 'to dance' is an example of a passive gerund.

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Hiking in the mountains is a popular activity.

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The phrase 'having fun' is not a gerund.

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The act of writing can be therapeutic.

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Uppersixth ART English in Cameroon focuses only on grammar exercises.

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Cameroon is a bilingual country with English and French as official languages.

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The curriculum excludes studying poetry and drama.

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Uppersixth ART English covers literature and language skills.

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Cameroon’s official language is only English, not French.

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Students are not required to analyze texts critically in Uppersixth ART English.

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Oral communication is not part of the Uppersixth ART English curriculum.

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The curriculum emphasizes both oral and written communication skills.

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Students in Uppersixth ART English learn to analyze texts critically.

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The curriculum includes studying poetry, prose, and drama.

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In English, some nouns have different forms for gender, such as 'waiter' and 'waitress'.

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Nouns like 'woman' and 'girl' are feminine nouns.

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The noun 'prince' is a masculine noun.

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All nouns ending with 'ess' are feminine nouns.

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The word 'teacher' always refers to a male in English.

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In English, nouns like 'actor' and 'actress' are gender-specific.

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In English, 'lion' and 'lioness' are used for male and female lions, respectively.

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The word 'king' is a masculine noun.

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The noun 'doctor' is always gender-neutral in English.

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The noun 'student' has no gender distinction in English.

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Gerunds cannot be used as objects in a sentence.

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In the sentence 'She enjoys to dance,' 'to dance' is a gerund.

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Gerunds can function as subjects in a sentence.

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The sentence 'He is interested in learning new languages' contains a passive gerund.

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In the sentence 'Swimming is good exercise,' 'swimming' is a gerund.

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Passive gerunds are used to emphasize the action rather than the doer.

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The sentence 'Cooking dinner takes time' contains a gerund.

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Gerunds are formed by adding -ing to a verb.

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Passive gerunds are formed with the verb 'being' plus the past participle, but only in past tense.

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In 'Reading books is enjoyable,' 'reading' is a gerund.

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Passive gerunds often appear in formal or academic writing.

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Passive gerunds can be used after prepositions like 'by' or 'of.'

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Passive gerunds are rarely used in English sentences.

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The phrase 'being eaten' is an active gerund phrase.

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Passive gerunds are used to indicate the doer of an action.

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Gerunds are formed by adding -ed to a verb.

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Passive gerunds are formed with the verb 'being' plus the past participle.

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The phrase 'being watched' is a passive gerund phrase.

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In 'They are watching the movie,' 'watching' is a passive gerund.

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Passive gerunds are always preceded by the word 'by.'

 
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