This is a participle. It cannot be a gerund, because gerunds have a nominal or adjectival meaning (for example, Swimming is fun - swimming would be a gerund). The -ing form itself is not a 'verb phrase', but 'sneezing uncontrollably' is. So if we are looking only at 'sneezing', the answer is 'participle'.
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The formal tone first shows that these must be taken in a serious note, you wouldn't want a law to be written like "Guns are bad cuz they harm people, so no more guns."
Also when writing in formal tone you are more likely to elaborate and close the gap of free interruption.
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<em>Science is knowledge gained by systematic and logical study in any branches of physical, chemical or natural sciences, which is gained through observation and experimentation, as facts or principles or hypothesis, to open up new areas of knowledge.</em>
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Maybe hoga koi wait karo!!
D. Jimmie's and Sarah's.
A is not the correct answer because "Jimmies" and "Sarahs" only tell us that there is more than one Jimmie and Sarah. It does not give us the singular possessive.
B is not the correct answer because it simply makes no grammatical sense. You cannot place an "'s" next to only one name if there are two names.
Try deleting the "and", splitting up, and rearranging the sentence...
---> Jimmie birthday is two days apart from Sarah's. (incorrect)
---> Sarah's birthday is two days apart from Jimmie's. (correct)
C is not the correct answer because, like option B, it makes no grammatical sense.
I hope this helps a lot! :)
The primary theme in Robert Frost's "Mending Wall" is the self-imposed barriers humans make to separate each other and prevent interaction. The poem suggests that the wall is unnatural and unhealthy for them, yet the neighbors meet every year for maintenance. The wall is a metaphor for barriers we create and maintain on the basis of tradition.
