Teaching Gerunds: An Introducing ESL Lesson Plan
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G1.1 - Introduction to Gerunds
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What is a gerund?
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How do you form a gerund?
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How do you form a gerund?
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Change the verb to its gerund form
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Many activities are written in gerund form
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Make sentences
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Like nouns, gerunds can be the subject, object or complement of a sentence
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Complete the following sentences with a gerund of your choice, as a subject
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I don't like writing
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My favorite hobby is reading
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Like a verb, a gerund can take an object
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Add an object to these sentences
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Gerunds after prepositions
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Complete with a gerund or a gerund phrase
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Complete with a gerund or a gerund phrase
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A verb sometimes follows another verb
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What do these people enjoy doing?
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When we use a verb in the -ing form as either a verb or adjective . . .
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Gerunds frequently form compound nouns
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Gerunds frequently form compound nouns
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Here are some more compound nouns!
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Gerunds can follow possessive adjectives
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Make sentences
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TEACHING GERUNDS: AN INTRODUCTORY ESL LESSON PLAN
