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    Day 29 Gerund

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    This document discusses activities involving verbs ending in "-ing" and verbals. It will have volunteers act out "-ing" words while others guess and analyze picture sets comparing activities. It also defines and provides examples of verbals like gerunds, participles, and infinitives. Gerunds end in "-ing" and can function as nouns, subjects, subject complements, direct objects, or objects of prepositions.

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    This document discusses activities involving verbs ending in "-ing" and verbals. It will have volunteers act out "-ing" words while others guess and analyze picture sets comparing activities. It also defines and provides examples of verbals like gerunds, participles, and infinitives. Gerunds end in "-ing" and can function as nouns, subjects, subject complements, direct objects, or objects of prepositions.

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    This document discusses activities involving verbs ending in "-ing" and verbals. It will have volunteers act out "-ing" words while others guess and analyze picture sets comparing activities. It also defines and provides examples of verbals like gerunds, participles, and infinitives. Gerunds end in "-ing" and can function as nouns, subjects, subject complements, direct objects, or objects of prepositions.

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    Day 29 Gerund

    Uploaded by

    Arlyn Nillo
    This document discusses activities involving verbs ending in "-ing" and verbals. It will have volunteers act out "-ing" words while others guess and analyze picture sets comparing activities. It also defines and provides examples of verbals like gerunds, participles, and infinitives. Gerunds end in "-ing" and can function as nouns, subjects, subject complements, direct objects, or objects of prepositions.

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    Introduction

    What activities do you usually do in your


    everyday living? Form an inventory in your
    mind with actions ending in –ing.
    Task 1 Guess the –ing word

    Volunteers will be picking a slip of paper


    containing an –ing word. She/he will act it
    out to let their classmates guess the action
    word.
    Task 2 Picture Analysis
    Task 3 Spot the Difference

    SET A SET B
    1. Team Eagles is winning the 1. Winning is less important than
    game. sportsmanship
    2. Bea is reading a poem. 2. During her free time, Michelle
    enjoys reading.
    3. She is singing a rock song. 3. Her favourite activity is
    singing.
    VERBALS
    VERBALS

    A VERBAL IS A WORD FORMED FROM A


    VERB BUT FUNCTIONING AS A DIFFERENT
    PART OF SPEECH.
    (noun, adjective or an adverb)
    EXAMPLE:

    Dancing is my favorite hobby.


    The water boiling on the stove is hot.
    My father gave me permission to
    play basketball for our school.
    VERBALS

    GERUND
    PARTICPLES
    INFINITIVES
    GERUND

    GERUNDS ends in –ING and functions as


    a noun.
    Base form of the verb + ing
    GERUNDS are used to express actions
    that are real, concrete and completed.
    Examples:

    Crying will not get you anywhere.


    The children, crying and exhausted,
    were guided out of the collapsed
    house.
    Gerund as a Subject

    Jogging is my favorite sport.


    Exercising is good for our health.
    Gerund as a Subject Complement

    My favorite exercise is jogging.


    As a student, one of his duties is doing
    homework.
    Gerund as a Direct Object

    I thoroughly enjoy jogging.


    Juliet decided escaping from her room
    soon.
    Gerund as Object of Preposition

    Joe takes pleasure in running.


    You won’t do any good by crying.
    The girl was praised for doing her homework
    neatly.
    Application Underline the gerund in each
    sentence and give its use

    1. Helping a friend is an automatic yes in your book.


    2. Individuals may even get mad for saying no to them.
    3. Won’t people see you as a jerk in refusing to help
    them?
    4. Her past time, baking cakes, proved very lucrative.
    5. Our art teacher encouraged experimenting on different
    colors.
    Application: Underline the gerund in each
    sentence and give its use

    6. She suggested going to museum.


    7. The mister hated spending money.
    8. Staying at home is her form of relaxation.
    9. He is afraid of hurting your feelings.
    10. Her part-time job, encoding data, gave her extra
    money.
    Generalizations:

    What is a gerund?
    How do you form it?
    Gerund can be used as a what?
    ASSESSMENT

    Underline the gerund in the sentence


    and give its use. Write your answer on
    the spaces provided before each
    number.

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