Does this sentence contain a gerund. Her chorus director does not appreciate Angela’s fidgeting

Fidgeting is the gerund.

Explanation: Her chorus director does not appreciate Angela's fidgeting - Gerund. 'Fidgeting' functions as a direct object in this sentence. Example :- ... My cat was not interested in the dangling string - Not a Gerund. 'Dangling' is a participle and functions as an adjective and not a noun.

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yes

Explanation:

in this sentence the gerund is Fidgeting

Gerund: means the -ing form of a verb used as a noun . sometimes a gerund is called verbal noun , b/c it comes from a verb

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