New posts in gerund-phrases

"With my/their/our V-ing..." as supplement to main clause

gerunds grammatical-case gerund-phrases possessive-vs-oblique

Using gerund: "applying" or "on applying"?

phrase-requests gerunds gerund-phrases

possessive + gerund without pronoun

grammar gerund-phrases

What’s the un­der­ly­ing gram­mar be­hind start­ing off a ɢᴇʀᴜɴᴅ clause with an ᴏʙ­ᴊᴇᴄᴛ pro­noun?

syntactic-analysis grammatical-case complex-sentences compound-sentences gerund-phrases

Can a plural noun be followed by “due to it”? [closed]

pronouns antecedents gerund-phrases

Placement of adverb with gerund-participle that is the object of a preposition

grammar adverb-position gerund-phrases

"I hate Jill singing those songs." = "I hate Jill when she is singing those songs."?

gerunds syntactic-analysis participles gerund-phrases nonfinite-clause-complementation

"Before/ while/ after ordering a taxi..." are these identical constructions?

present-participles gerund-phrases

Which are right choices in: “Can you imagine him/his forgetting his own birthday?”

grammaticality pronouns personal-pronouns gerund-phrases participial-phrases

Preposition followed by participial phrase

prepositions gerund-phrases participial-phrases

Plural forms of gerunds [duplicate]

syntactic-analysis parts-of-speech inflectional-morphology gerund-phrases deverbal-nouns

I was happy playing the piano (gerund or participle?)

grammar gerund-phrases participial-phrases gerunds-vs-participles

Verb + Subject + present participle or Verb + possessive + present participle?

gerund-phrases

Should this verb be in the third-person singular form, the infinitive form, or the present participle form? [duplicate]

sense-verbs gerund-phrases inflectional-morphology infinitive-constructions nonfinite-clause-complementation

In “can hear singing”, is “singing” a verb or a gerund?

syntactic-analysis sense-verbs gerund-phrases grammatical-roles participial-phrases

What are the grammatical phrases in this sentence?

phrases prepositional-phrases gerund-phrases

In what case should the subject of a gerund phrase be?

descriptive-grammar gerund-phrases

The gerund and its complementation

transitive-verbs prepositional-objects gerund-phrases nonfinite-clause-complementation deverbal-nouns

Gerund after "to". Sentence: We use music to helping us relax

gerunds infinitives gerund-vs-infinitive infinitives gerund-phrases prepositional-objects

For the linguists among us: I like loud singing vs I like singing loudly

meaning parts-of-speech syntactic-analysis noun-phrases gerund-phrases