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driving something into the ground

driving something into the ground is the present participle and gerund of drive something into the ground.

Questions about driving something into the ground

What is driving something into the ground the present participle and gerund of?
Driving something into the ground is the present participle and gerund of drive something into the ground.

Words near driving something into the ground in the dictionary

  1. driving someone nuts
  2. driving someone to drink
  3. driving someone to the wall
  4. driving someone up the wall
  5. driving something down
  6. driving something into the ground
  7. driving spirit
  8. driving spirits
  9. driving stick
  10. driving test
  11. driving tests

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