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'Life is a walking shadow'. Here 'walking' is a/an-
A noun
B adjective
C verb
D adverb
“Live is a walking shadow” Here the underlined word is a/an-
A Noun
B Adjective
C verb
D Adverb
"Life but a walking shadow, a poor player, That struts and frets his hour upon the stage, and then is heard no more" - These memorable lines in Shakespearean tragedy are spoken by-  
A Lady Macbeth
B Banquo
C Duncan
D Macbeth
"Walking is a good exercise", Here "walking" is a/an-
A Verb
B Noun
C Gerund
D Adverb
"The old man was tired of walking." Here 'walking' is a/an
A present participle
B adjective
C common noun
D gerund
Walking is good for health’ Here ‘walking’ is a-
A gerund
B participle
C infinitive
D none.
'Walking is a good exercise'- here 'walking' is a-
A Verb
B Noun
C Gerund
D Adverb
The old lady was tired of walking. Here walking is a/an-
A Present participle
B Adjective
C Common Noun
D Gerund
Walking in the morning is good for health. Here 'walking' is a/an-
A Present participle
B Adjective
C Gerund
D Pronoun
Walking is good for health. Here walking is--
A Adjective
B Adverb
C Gerund
D Participle

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