Can you give some examples of gerunds?
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Here are some simple examples of gerunds used in sentences:
- He enjoys running. (Object)
- Her passion is dancing. (Subject Complement)
- He avoids eating sugar. (Direct Object)
- They talked about shopping. (Object of a Preposition)
- She's afraid of skydiving. (Object of a Preposition)
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