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yes we can use it as an object of the preposition... dear i think if we say that " He is famous for his rude behavior" would be more appropriate in your second sentence...well that's not the issue right now...Yes you got the concept of Gerund...stay blessed Wish you luck in all your endeavors... |
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@bilal bhai
just mark these sentences as true or false for my satisfaction. 1.he is known for singing songs..as singing does the work of gerund here. 2.she has gone abroad for getting education. 3.her remarks on securing good position in the exam are worth noting . 4.he is famous for teaching English to the students.. |
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singing songs is his hobby. getting education abroad is his prime wish. securing good position in the exam earned him great fame. Teaching English has earned him great repute among all the teachers. This is the attributive use of Gerund, so now you know the usage of Gerund in both positions, concept of Gerund is already clear, i assure you that you got the concept brother..... Regards
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