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True or false Some participles and some gerunds end in -ed.?

This statement is false.

Here's why:

* Participles can end in -ed (past participles) or -ing (present participles). Examples: "baked" (past), "baking" (present).

* Gerunds always end in -ing. They are verb forms used as nouns. Example: "Swimming" is a great way to exercise.

So, while both participles and gerunds can end in -ing, only participles can end in -ed.

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