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chr0710
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Hi, I just wanted to make sure I understand the distinction between walking as a verb, adjective or noun. Can anyone help me with this?
Walking is my favorite activity.
I am walking.
I'm going walking for in Iceland.
I'm going to walk for two days.
These are my walking boots.
I want to help you walk again
We need to improve your walking patterns.
To walk is the best thing i know of.
(walk = a noun right?)
I love to walk
(walk = a noun?)
Walking is my favorite activity.
- walking is a noun (gerund) and the subject?
I am walking.
- is a verb in the present participle?
I'm going walking for in Iceland.
- Is walking a noun or verb here?
I'm going to walk for two days.
- Walk must be a verb in the infinitive form?
These are my walking boots.
- is this a compound noun where walking an adjective describing the noun boots?
I want to help you walk again
- a verb?
We need to improve your walking patterns.
- walking is an adjective describing the noun patterns?
To walk is the best thing i know of.
(walk = a noun right?)
I love to walk
(walk = a noun?)
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