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(How is the gerund functioning in the following sentence?) Despite his fear of heights, he's considering paragliding this summer.

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(How is the gerund functioning in the following sentence?) She's interested in learning more about ancient civilizations.

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(How is the gerund functioning in the following sentence?) The company emphasizes the importance of maintaining a healthy work-life balance.

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(How is the gerund functioning in the following sentence?) They're excited about attending the music festival next month.

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(How is the gerund functioning in the following sentence?) The hiking trail is perfect for enjoying the breathtaking views.

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(How is the gerund functioning in the following sentence?) The teacher encouraged asking questions to deepen understanding.

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(How is the gerund functioning in the following sentence?0 We finished the day by watching a breathtaking sunset.

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(How is the gerund functioning in the following sentence?) She's considering adopting a rescue dog from the shelter.

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(How is the gerund functioning in the following sentence?) Their hobby is collecting rare stamps from around the world.

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(How is the gerund functioning in the following sentence?) He enjoys taking long walks in the park to clear his mind.

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