Verbals ending in -ing and used only as nouns are called?

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User: Verbals ending in -ing and used only as nouns are called?

Weegy: Verbals ending in ing and used only as nouns are called gerunds.
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User: what are verbal endings in -ing and used only as nouns are called?

Weegy: Verbals ending in -ing and used only as nouns are called gerunds
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User: A sentence that contains one independent clause and one or more dependent clauses is a _____.

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A sentence that contains one independent clause and one or more dependent clauses is a COMPLEX SENTENCE.

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Verbals ending in -ing and used only as nouns are gerunds.

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Verbals ending in -ing and used only as nouns are gerunds.

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a sentence that contains one independant clause and one or more dependent clause is called?

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what type of sentance is Neither Jennifer, Thomas, nor I had ever seen the likes of that giant cheeseburger.

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Neither Jennifer, Thomas, nor I had ever seen the likes of that giant cheeseburger.
This is a SIMPLE SENTENCE.

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A pronoun ending in -self and emphasizing the previously used noun or pronoun by immediate repetition is _____. User: A sentence that contains at least two independent clauses is a _____. User: A theme that has a thesis supported with examples is ?

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A pronoun ending in -self and emphasizing the previously used noun or pronoun by immediate repetition is INTENSIVE.

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