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| Present particle- the form of the verb ending -ing when used as a main verb or an adjective: I am writing to you. (verb, with auxiliary verb 'be') It was an interesting film. (adjective) NB- A gerund has the same form, but functions as a noun or after a preposition, etc. Past particple- the -ed form (if regular) used with the auxialiary verb 'have' for perfect forms or 'be' for passive forms: I have finished. (have + past participle) It was done yesterday. (be + past participle- passive voice) There's no future participle. |
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