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gerunds- diagramming- sentences- everybody loves gerunds- composition and literature- verbs ending in “ing”- lines- subject erybody loves gerunds- composition and literature- verbs ending in “ing”- lines- subjects erybody loves gerunds- composition and literature- verbs ending in “ing”- lines- subject …and learning how to diagram them!

gerund- a verb that ends in “ing” that is used as a noun

subjectverb remember two lines ger direct object used as subjects un d

subjectverb direct object used as direct object remember two lines ger un d

subjectverbdirect objectindirect object used as indirect object direct object ger un d

*** *** = possibility of direct object subjectverbdirect object used as prepositional phrase preposition ger un d

subjectverb direct object remember the parentheses used as appositive remember two lines (ger un d) remember the parentheses