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3. A verbal that functions as a noun in a sentence and ends in -ing is a(n) absolute infinitive gerund conjunction participle

3. A verbal that functions as a noun in a sentence and ends in -ing is a(n) absolute infinitive gerund conjunction participle
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3. A verbal that functions as a noun in a sentence and ends in -ing is a(n)

absolute
infinitive
gerund
conjunction
participle

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Gerund 100%

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I think the answer is infinitive

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