Question
Identify whether the underlined phrase is a gerund phrase, an infinitive phrase, or a participial phrase.
(Having graduated) summa laude from Princeton, Patrick was ready to start.
A. gerund
B. infinitive
C. participial
** My answer is A. gerund **
(Having graduated) summa laude from Princeton, Patrick was ready to start.
A. gerund
B. infinitive
C. participial
** My answer is A. gerund **
Answers
Ms. Sue
No. A gerund is a noun. But this phrase describes the noun, Patrick.
My apologies, it's C. participial
Ms. Sue
No problem. Yes, it's a participle.
Thank you so much Ms Sue, hope you have a good rest of your afternoon / evening. :)
Ms. Sue
You're welcome -- and you, too.
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