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A pronoun preceding a gerund is in the _______ case?

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A pronoun preceding a gerund is in the possesive case. Because a gerund functions like that of a noun, we use the possessive case of nouns to modify it. An example is, " My sister's swimming to the beach resulted to itches around her body." A gerund is a noun with an addition of -ing

Svetlanka [38]4 years ago

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A pronoun preceding a gerund is in the 1. possessive case.
For example:
<span>I appreciate you taking time to talk with me about the project.</span>

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