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When using a verb that has a noun form with a gerund, do you use the gerund or the noun?
nouns
gerunds
parallelism
Is using gerund with relative pronoun possible? [duplicate]
gerunds
when
Expect +to VS expect + ing
word-choice
verbs
infinitives
gerunds
Is "programming" not a noun?
nouns
gerunds
present-participles
ing
Grammatical complements for "allow"
grammaticality
infinitives
gerunds
complements
'The X-ing of Y' vs just 'X-ing Y' : why are both 'the' and 'of' necessary together?
gerunds
syntactic-analysis
"Plan to do" vs. "plan on doing"
meaning
differences
infinitives
gerunds
Is this a gerund phrase after hate?
parts-of-speech
gerunds
Is "to practice volleyball requires stamina" grammatical?
grammaticality
infinitives
gerunds
Using of "him" in a Sentence [duplicate]
grammaticality
possessives
gerunds
possessive-determiners
How to remember the difference between: "Can you try to open" and "Can you try opening"?
meaning
infinitives
gerunds
confusables
verbs (or infinitives) as objective? [duplicate]
grammar
gerunds
infinitives
gerund-vs-infinitive
predicate-frames
Confusion with pronouns proceeding gerunds
pronouns
gerunds
dependent-clause
independent-clauses
When to use a gerund or an infinitive after "is"?
infinitives
gerunds
What is a gerund? A noun or a verb? 'His smoking upset me’
terminology
gerunds
grammatical-roles
deverbal-nouns
gerunds-vs-participles
Verbs vs. gerunds vs. something else?
verbs
gerunds
parts-of-speech
The choice between the gerund and the infinitive in a certain construction
infinitives
gerunds
When can the -ing form of a verb be placed before a noun?
grammar
word-order
gerunds
participles
ing
"...would have trouble imagining...": Is this present participle or gerund?
gerunds
present-participles
Is this sentence correct? "What I want to do is read this book."
syntactic-analysis
gerunds
bare-infinitive
clefts
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