How is the underlined gerund used in the sentence? She's thirsty from walking, and so am I. A. predicate nominative B. appositive C. subject D. object of a preposition

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How is the underlined gerund used in the sentence? She's thirsty from walking, and so am I. A. predicate nominative B. appositive C. subject D. object of a preposition

She's thirsty from walking, and so am I. The gerund, walking is used as an: Object of a preposition.

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