Gerund Phrases
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- Q1Identify the gerund phrase: Increasing funding to the National School Lunch Program will only create a larger junk-food distribution system.IncreasingIncreasing funding to the National School Lunch ProgramIncreasing fundingIncreasing funding to the National School Lunch Program will only30s
- Q2Identify the gerund phrase: Serving healthy foods to children should be a school’s priority.Serving healthy foods to childrenServing healthy foodsServingServing healthy foods to children should be30s
- Q3Identify the gerund phrase: Throwing money at the problem ignores the fact that the system is broken.Throwing money at the problemThrowingThrowing money at the problem ignoresThrowing money30s
- Q4Identify the gerund phrase: Selling food at reasonable prices is possible when schools work with local farmers.Selling foodSelling food at reasonable pricesSelling food at reasonable prices isSelling30s
- Q5Identify the gerund phrase: Hoping to get a good grade in this class will not be enough to earn you a good grade.Hoping to get a good grade in this classHopingHoping to get a good gradeHoping to get a good grade in this class will not be30s
- Q6Definition of a gerundnoun ending in -ing that becomes the subject of the sentenceverb ending in -ing that becomes the subject of the sentenceverb ending in -ing that becomes the main verb of the sentence30s
- Q7True or Falso: a gerund phrase begins with the gerundFalsoTrue30s