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how to identify whether and ING form is a Gerund or Present participle?
Please help with the following examples.
A building reputation -
Some building blocks -
A working appliance -
working papers -
Please help with the following examples.
A building reputation -
Some building blocks -
A working appliance -
working papers -
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10 Apr 2011, 10:15
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Usage of +ing form as a noun - gerund
Usage of +ing form as an adj. - PP
All look like PP to me.
Here is a great link to understand the difference -
https://owl.english.purdue.edu/owl/resource/627/02/
Usage of +ing form as an adj. - PP
All look like PP to me.
Here is a great link to understand the difference -
https://owl.english.purdue.edu/owl/resource/627/02/
10 Apr 2011, 10:28
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As barely as what you have given man not lead to correct judgement. we need more info. Since all of them seem to be adjectives, they have o be essentially participles.
If you need some more info on this concept, you may perhaps dig into the following link, which may answer your query precisely . The article has been written by me and posted in my blog.
Please tell me if some more can be added.
If you need some more info on this concept, you may perhaps dig into the following link, which may answer your query precisely . The article has been written by me and posted in my blog.
Please tell me if some more can be added.
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