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Region X
Division of Bukidnon
Don Carlos II District
BOCBOC NATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL
Bocboc, Don Carlos, Bukidnon
Author:
MAYBEL D. CASTOR
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FOREWORD
for Grade 9 English that provides exercises in order to help you gain more
Sub-task:
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Greetings to all Students!
Well, this learning materials will help you internalize your pre-
vious knowledge of gerunds and upgrade your skill by the activities
enclosed in this learning material.
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TABLE OF CONTENT
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Making stories, creating dialogues, paragraphs, and many
more, are exciting and fun with the use of gerunds. As you
Be motivated.
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A Gerund is a verb ending in –ing
G but the functions as a noun and used as a
U subject, subjective compliment, and an
C Examples of gerunds:
As subject:
Exercising is good for my health.
gerund
As subjective compliment:
Lyka’s favorite exercise is jogging.
gerund
As object of a preposition:
Merla keeps herself in good shape by dancing.
gerund
As direct object:
Lester does boxing In the gym twice a week.
gerund
As an appositive:
My only exercise, walking, is not taking
gerund
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So that you will not be confused on the many functions of gerunds, we should
focus only on one of its functions, which is gerund as subject of a sentence.
Gerunds can appear at the beginning of a sentence used as a subject.
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A Activity 1: Set the guess!
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Y Direction: Choose the gerund to complete the sentence. Underline
the correct answer.
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A Example: My favorite hobby is (to cook, cooking).
R Answer: My favorite hobby is (to cook, cooking).
D 1. I am keen on (to work, working) in the computer industry.
8. If Byron keeps (to come, coming) to school late, she’ll have problems
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Activity 2: Complete me!
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Activity 3: Write me careful-
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S Assessment 1: Make a Careful Judgement!
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E Direction: Tell whether the gerund in each sentence functions as a
N subject. Write S (subject) if it does function as subject;
T and if it does not, write N (not).
Example:
C 1. He has a pleasing personality. N
A 2. Bowling is a very old sport. S
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1. Walking is a good way of losing weight. ________
2. I enjoy playing tennis. ________
3. By practicing, he has become a good player. ________
4. I care most about reading. ________
5. Travelling comes second or third. ________
6. Sheena and Myla were enjoying the trip last week. ________
7. Playing in the rain is enjoyable. ________
8. Coming to parties is not my cup of tea. ________
9. Learning to live like a princess is her way of enjoyment. ________
10. You can open it by using a knife. ________
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Assessment 2: Where is my –ing?
Direction: Complete the paragraph with a gerund formed from the word
in parenthesis, number one is done for you. Do the rest.
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Assessment 3: Me think!
Direction: Change the following verbs to gerunds and construct sentences using
each of them.
Example: run—running
Running keeps me fit.
1. buy
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2. sell
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3. ask
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4. wait
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5. deal
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6. sit
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7. see
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8. cook
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9. follow
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10. use
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I Enrichment 1: Make a Careful Judgement!
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E Direction: Not all –ing in sentences function are gerund. Write G if the –
N ing form function as a gerund in the sentence; And NG if it
Example:
1. Bowling is a very old sport. G
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A 2. Pleasing personality is what the contestant got. NG
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Enrichment 2: Do you know how to complete me?
Direction: Fill in the blanks with an appropriate gerunds. Number one an-
swer is already given.
Direction: Give 10 verbs and change them into their gerunds forms. Then,
construct sentence using them. Verbs should not be found in
previous activities.
Example:
Verbs — reheat
Gerund — reheating
Sentence — Reheating left over foods over and over again is not good.
1. Verbs : _____________________
Gerund: ____________________
Sentence: ______________________________________________________.
2. Verbs : _____________________
Gerund: ____________________
Sentence: ______________________________________________________.
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3. Verbs : _____________________
Gerund: ____________________
Sentence: ______________________________________________________.
4. Verbs : _____________________
Gerund: ____________________
Sentence: ______________________________________________________.
5. Verbs : _____________________
Gerund: ____________________
Sentence: ______________________________________________________.
6. Verbs : _____________________
Gerund: ____________________
Sentence: ______________________________________________________.
7. Verbs : _____________________
Gerund: ____________________
Sentence: ______________________________________________________.
8. Verbs : _____________________
Gerund: ____________________
Sentence: ______________________________________________________.
9. Verbs : _____________________
Gerund: ____________________
Sentence: ______________________________________________________.
Gerund: ____________________
Sentence: ______________________________________________________.
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N ACTIVITY 1 ACTIVITY 2
S 1. working 6. talking 1. Reading 6. Studying
W 2. seeing 7. laughing 2. Playing 7. Freeing
E 3.
4.
reading
learning
8. coming
9. studying
3.
4.
Helping
Having
8. Answering
9. Making
R 5. helping 10. living 5. Listening 10. Behaving
Note: Answer may vary
C ACTIVITY 3
A 1. Living is loving.
ASSESSMENT 1
1. S 6. N
2. N 7. S
3. N 8. S
4. N 9. S
5. S 10. N
ASSESSMENT 2
1. Studying 7. Playing
2. Whining 8. Socializing
3. Creating 9. Making
4. Allotting 10. Asking
5. Reading 11. Knowing
6. Having
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ASSESSMENT 3
1. buy - buying
Buying fire crackers is not safe.
2. sell - selling
Selling is his father’s business.
3. ask - asking
Asking for help when in danger is a natural thing to do.
4. wait - waiting
Waiting for a ride home yesterday was very challenging.
5. deal - dealing
Dealing with students who have problems is always hard.
6. sit - sitting
Sitting straight is good for your back bone.
7. see - seeing
Seeing you with him makes me cry.
8. cook - cooking
Cooking is my expertise.
9. follow - following
Following your instruction confused me.
10. use - using
Using every strategy I know to finish the project is necessary.
NOTE: Verbs, gerund and sentences may vary.
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O Thank you for your time spent in reading and answer-
U ing this learning tool. May the skill you have formed and hone
from this worksheet will be much use to you.
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A Watch out for my next release of another strategic Intervention
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See you again.
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