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pluralizing gerunds

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In Spanish do you pluralize gerunds?

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updated Jan 25, 2010
posted by tedbodjanac
Whether you mean "gerund" (the English term for a verbal noun) or "gerundio" (the Spanish term for a verbal adjective, the answer is no. - samdie, Jan 25, 2010

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Not really, gerunds keep the same if they are conjugated in one person or several persons.

Eg. Yo estoy "comiendo" una galleta

    Ella está "comiendo" una galleta


    Ellos estan "comiendo" una galleta

    Nosotros estamos "comiendo" una galleta
updated Jan 25, 2010
posted by Doriz
"gerunds" are not conjugated. The auxiliary/helping varb that accompanies a present participle, on the other hand is conjugated. - samdie, Jan 25, 2010