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Locate the gerund or gerund phrase and identify its noun function in the sentence. Gerund or gerund phrase: Her daughter likes likes climbing trees likes climbing climbing trees Noun function: direct object subject complement object of the preposition subject
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Her daughter is the subject (noun phrase) likes is the verb (predicate) what is left over is the direct object of the verb likes "climbing trees" she does not like trees she likes, "climbing" so though climb is a verb, when we have the "ing" we call it a gerund and treat the phrase "climbing trees" as a noun
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