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Why we use the gerund and not the noun?



 
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Why we use the gerund and not the noun? Fri Dec 03, 2004 16:28 pm  Why we use the gerund and not the noun?
 

Test No. incompl/elem-27 "Sailing", question 7

But not in ........., eh?

(a) practices
(b) practice
(c) practical
(d) practicing

Test No. incompl/elem-27 "Sailing", answer 7

But not in practicing, eh?

Correct answer: (d) practicing

Your answer was: incorrect
But not in practice, eh?
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Why we use the gerund and not the noun???

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In practice Fri Dec 03, 2004 19:29 pm  In practice
 

Yes, you're quite right. It should be in practice. Thank you for pointing this out -we'll get it corrected.
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In practice Wed May 25, 2005 19:37 pm  In practice
 

Dear Alan, you forgot to change practicing to practice in the correct sentence.
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In practice Wed May 25, 2005 19:43 pm  In practice
 

Hi Ella,

Many thanks for reminding us - it'll be amended with the next update.
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