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the word "tsar" would only be capitalized if it was in front of someone's name, like "king" or "queen". For example:
When to capitalize: Tsar Nicholas ruled in Russia.
When NOT to capitalize: Nicholas II was once tsar of Russia.
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invisible ink is not really invisible
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Which sentence includes a gerund?
Swimming in the gulf is Finn's favorite summer activity.
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Grammatically, a gerund is a verb form that functions as a noun. "<u>Swimming" </u><u>in the gulf</u> is a noun phrase and the "swimming" in the phrase is a gerund because it functions as a noun. Ordinarily and in the second and third sentences, the word "swimming" is a continuous form of the verb, "swim." In the fourth sentence, the word swimming functions as a part of the adjectival phrase "community swimming" to explain the type of pool under reference.
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1 : take, steal. 2 : seize, catch. glom on to. : to grab hold of : appropriate to oneself glommed on to her ideas.
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