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n.NounA verb form ending in '-ing' in English, used in forming continuous tenses.
The present participle of 'run' is 'running'.
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- This is an active participle, a present participle.
This is an active participle, a present participle.
- Active participle, a present participle.
Active participle, a present participle.
// Understanding Gerunds v-ing
- It's called a "present participle"
It's called a "present participle"
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- But when we're describing the qualities of a person or thing, we use the present participle.
But when we're describing the qualities of a person or thing, we use the present participle.
- You'll notice that the present participle usually ends in -ing and the past participle ends in -ed.
You'll notice that the present participle usually ends in -ing and the past participle ends in -ed.
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- However, some verbs are followed by the -ing form, or present participle
However, some verbs are followed by the -ing form, or present participle
- However, some verbs are followed by the ing form or present participle.
However, some verbs are followed by the ing form or present participle.
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- Past participle, present participle.
Past participle, present participle.
- Okay, but participle, participle, participle, past participle, present participle, passive participle, active participle.
Okay, but participle, participle, participle, past participle, present participle, passive participle, active participle.
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- but some words ending in -ing are playing a different role: a present participle.
but some words ending in -ing are playing a different role: a present participle.
- A PRESENT PARTICIPLE.
A PRESENT PARTICIPLE.
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- the gerund has three uses: It's either a present participle -- working, talking, singing; an
the gerund has three uses: It's either a present participle -- working, talking, singing; an
- It's either a present participle: "working", "talking", "singing".
It's either a present participle: "working", "talking", "singing".
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- In Latin, the saperi, present participle of the verb saperi, is to taste or to know.
In Latin, the saperi, present participle of the verb saperi, is to taste or to know.
- In Latin, [? saperi, ?] the present participle of the verb
In Latin, [? saperi, ?] the present participle of the verb
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- And non-finite clauses use verbs in their base form, infinitive, or the ING form, the present participle, without specific subject information.
And non-finite clauses use verbs in their base form, infinitive, or the ING form, the present participle, without specific subject information.
- And non-finite clauses use verbs in their base form, infinitive, or the -ing form, the present participle, without specific subject information.
And non-finite clauses use verbs in their base form, infinitive, or the -ing form, the present participle, without specific subject information.