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Some examples of gerunds (the noun form of a present participle verb) are:

  • acting
  • brewing
  • carrying
  • dressing
  • eating
  • failing
  • guessing
  • helping
  • icing
  • jesting
  • kneeling
  • laughing
  • mailing
  • naming
  • opening
  • praying
  • quitting
  • raising
  • selling
  • training
  • urging
  • vending
  • working
  • yelling
  • zooming
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