Question

PLEASE HELP ME I HAVE 30MIN TO COMPLETE THESE 10 QUESTIONS<33333

Answer 1

which words are supposed to be underlined?

Answer 2

1. The >>>>>questioning<<<<< reporter inquired about the cause of the fire.
(1 point)
participle
verb
2. The paramedic>>>> discarded <<<her dirty gloves. (1 point)
participle
verb
3. That couple had been >>>>camping<<< near the man.
(1 point)
participle
verb
Determine whether the underlined word is a participle or a gerund for questions 4–6.
4. Meg took a >>>cooking<<< class to improve her culinary skills.
(1 point)
participle
gerund
5. If you’re good at>>> swimming<<<, you could be a lifeguard at the beach.
(1 point)
participle
gerund
6. Can you get paid for >>>reading?<<< (1 point)
participle
gerund
Determine whether the undelined word is an infinitive phrase or a prepositional phrase for questions 7–9.
7. I like >>to spend time<< at the public library.
(1 point)
infinitive phrase
prepositional phrase
8. Many go>>> to the library<< to find rare magazines and academic journals. (1 point)
infinitive phrase
prepositional phrase
9. >>>To research a topic,<< I use the reference section.
(1 point)
infinitive phrase
prepositional phrase
Determine the type of verbal and how it is used in the sentence for question 10.
10. Carmen enjoys>>> learning <<<about different cultures in South America.
(1 point)
participle used as an adjective
gerund used as a direct object
infinitive used as an adverb

Answer 3

Okay well first this is the deffinition of a participle - The form of a verb, ending in -ing in English, which is used in forming continuous tenses, e.g., in I'm thinking, alone in...

and this is the deffinition of a verb - A word used to describe an action, state, or occurrence, and forming the main part of the predicate of a sentence, such as hear,...

1. is a participle because it's a verb ending in "ing"

2. is a verb because it doesn't end in "ing"

3. is a participle because again it ends in "ing"

Answer 4

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deffinition of a gerund - A form that is derived from a verb but that functions as a noun, in English ending in -ing, e.g., asking in do you mind...

4. i believe this is a gerund.

**I'll come back and try to do the rest later if some one doesn't already have them done :) but i have to go do stuff for my school.**

Answer 5

Okay, thank you so much!

Answer 6

Please just refer to your course and learn the material. This type of cheating is so easy to spot for an online teacher.

Answer 7

I'm sorry i forgot to log back on here yesterday, i hope that you figured it out :)

Answer 8

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