Question 1 • English Language Arts 10
A gerund is an -ing verb form that functions as a noun. In C, “getting regular exercise” is a gerund phrase and the object of “requires.” In E, “Watching too much television” is a gerund phrase functioning as the subject of the sentence. “To stay calm” and “To live a long life” are infinitive phrases, not gerund phrases.
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