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Gerunds
I’ve been told to use more gerunds.
Verbals ending in “-ing”.
Used as subjects, predicate nouns,
Direct objects, and objects of prepositions.
Improving writing with every use.
I’ve been told to use more gerunds.
Adding flavor to boring papers.
For an interesting piece of work, avoid overlooking gerunds.
Words ending in “-ing” give your writing a zing.
Improving writing with every use.
I’ve been told to use more gerunds.
Perfecting my writing toolbox.
An essay without gerunds is like a pond with out herons.
Before writing, consider using gerunds.
Improving writing with every use.
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