Question 5 • VT-SAT-Reading and Writing
A gerund is an -ing verb form used as a noun. In B, “Working out” is the subject; in C, “Playing” is the subject; in E, “skipping her chores” follows the preposition “for”; and in F, “cooking” is the thing no one likes. In A, “considering” is part of the verb phrase, and in D, “going” is part of the verb phrase “going to” a party, not a noun.
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