A gerund is a word that takes the form of a verb in -ing form, but functions as a noun when used in the sentence. The sentence that contains a gerund is, "On the first torrid day of summer, we always enjoy swimming.". The gerund in this sentence is the word "swimming". This word is used as a noun specifically as the direct object.
A. because a verb is an action.
Answer:
“Audrey was the youngest of the three to four thousand black children who marched,protested,and prayed their way into jail”
Explanation:
By Audrey protesting,singing, and marching she is outwardly expressing her feelings dispite people telling her not to.Even though she is being brought to jail, she still continues to fight for what she believes in.
I believe it's punctuated correctly.
It has a comma before the conjunction (or "but") and it has a period at the end.
So the statement is true! :)
