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Answer the following true / false questions.

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Answer the following true / false questions.

by Gabriela Roxana Róchez Solano
1

A gerund phrase can act as the object of a verb.

2

A gerund phrase always starts with the word “to.”

3

In the sentence “She loves dancing in the rain,” the gerund phrase is the object of the verb “loves.”

4

Gerund phrases can only be used at the beginning of a sentence.

5

In “They avoid eating junk food,” the phrase “eating junk food” is a gerund phrase used as an object.

6

The phrase “to play soccer” is a gerund phrase used as an object.

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