Examples of Gerund

Gerund:

When a present participle comes without an auxiliary verb and works as a noun in the sentence, it is called a gerund.

Examples of Gerund:

• Russow admitted stealing the necklace.
• We enjoyed seeing each other after a long time.
• Don’t risk attempting that move until you are fit.
• I have considered buying that phone.
• Michel reported seeing the culprits.
• Shaun gave up smoking a few years ago.
• Marshal insisted on taking the bus instead of the train.
• Walking is a habit you should develop from the beginning.
• Running like a maniac will not solve any problem.
• Sleeping in the afternoon is not healthy at all.
• Stop worrying about tomorrow.
• Start working today and your tomorrow will be easy.
• Writing is an exercise we must perform regularly to do better.
• Reading is a habit we should build in the early stage of our life.
• Careful listening is a mandatory duty of a detective.