Grammar Mini Book

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Hey learners ...........

 Here we are going to learn Gerunds and Infinitives. Take a look on this grammar mini book. It will help you to learn more about Gerunds and Infinitives. And also it provides exercises to check how well you understand Gerund and Infinitives.

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