They are verbals. In the second sentence, "baking in the oven" is a phrase. The verbal is "baking."
Gerunds act as nouns. Participles act as adjectives. Which kind of verbal is "baking?"
Baking is a major project for the holidays.
Is the verbal baking?
Is this a gerund or a participle and why?
Baking in the oven, the bread smelled delicious.
Is the verbal baking in the oven?
Is this a gerund or a participle and why?
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In the first sentence I think it is a noun but in the second sentence I think it is an adjective? Is that correct?
Right.
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What about this one.
Seeing the old slides remind reminded me of the good times we had.
The verbal is seeing and it is a gerund?
Seeing the old slides remind reminded me of the good times we had.
The verbal is seeing and it is a gerund?
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