danghuynh88
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Hi teachers !!!
I am a bit confused here. This sentence has a gerund phrase is "hogging the middle of the bed". I can understand that we use gerund here because, the subject complement of the linking verb is.
If so does it make the meaning of this sentence any different as I also understand this sentence's tense is present continuous S + to be + Verb - ing.
What is the connection between this gerund phrase and verb tense.
"My dog's most annoying habit is hogging the middle of the bed"
Source: chompchomp
Sorry for starting many topic here but sometimes it's hard to understand even if I read many reference from the internet especially when I am not a native speaker
Thanks
I am a bit confused here. This sentence has a gerund phrase is "hogging the middle of the bed". I can understand that we use gerund here because, the subject complement of the linking verb is.
If so does it make the meaning of this sentence any different as I also understand this sentence's tense is present continuous S + to be + Verb - ing.
What is the connection between this gerund phrase and verb tense.
"My dog's most annoying habit is hogging the middle of the bed"
Source: chompchomp
Sorry for starting many topic here but sometimes it's hard to understand even if I read many reference from the internet especially when I am not a native speaker
Thanks