Asked by JC

In the sentence "Let's walk around." Walk is the noun or the verb? And What is "Let's"?
Answered by Millie
walk is the verb
and i pretty sure that let's is a gerund acting as a subject noun but you may want to check that
Answered by Jahnay
Let's is a conjunction for the two words Let us
Answered by Writeacher
Gerunds end in -ing.

Try again!!
Answered by Writeacher
Jahnay -- it's a contraction, not a conjunction.

All of you REALLY need to study up!!

http://grammar.ccc.commnet.edu/grammar/index2.htm
Answered by Jahnay
what is a gerund
Answered by Writeacher
A gerund is a verb form that acts like a noun.

Swimming is my favorite sport.
("Swimming" is a gerund, serving as the subject in that sentence.)
Answered by Writeacher
JC's question --

http://grammar.ccc.commnet.edu/grammar/grammarlogs3/grammarlogs477.htm

Scroll down about 1/3rd of the way until you see this very sentence used in a question.
Answered by Jahnay
i meant contraction i was just writing fast and auto corrected it
Answered by Writeacher
You cannot let auto-correct do things for you. You need to ALWAYS be in control ... checking everything before you SEND or POST.
Answered by JC
Thanks! (:
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