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MCQmediumThe -ing form of verbs: Gerund

Which of the following describes a gerund?

Options

aIt looks like an adjective but functions like a verb.
bIt looks like a verb but functions like a noun.check_circle
cIt looks like a noun but functions like an adjective.
dIt looks like an adverb but functions like a noun.

Key Points

The 'Grammar point' in Lesson 1 states: 'A gerund is also called a verbal-noun. It looks like a verb but functions like a noun.'

Source

Class 6 › English Grammar and Composition › Chapter 5: The -ing form of Verb: Gerund & Participle › Topic: The -ing form of verbs: Gerund

Aligned to the NCTB national curriculum.