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Which sentence uses a gerund as the subject of a sentence?



A)Margaret and Jane have been studying for over three hours. B)The doctor is trying to determine the best drug to prescribe. C)We found our lost labrador just sitting happily at the bus stop. D)Traveling around the world is easier than ever in this day and age.

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