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In the sentence, "Benjamin and Maria like running," the word running is a A. verb. B. adjective. C. noun. D. adverb.

In the sentence, "Benjamin and Maria like running," the word running is a A. verb. B. adjective. C. noun. D. adverb.
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In the sentence, "Benjamin and Maria like running," the word running is a A. verb. B. adjective. C. noun. D. adverb.

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The answer would be A, it's a Verb
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the answer is verb so a
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