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2Likes- 02-Dec-2011, 20:41 #1
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living/being I wonder if "living/being" is gerund or participle.
1. So you’re happy living in Baltimore?
2. I'm happy being single.
- 02-Dec-2011, 21:00 #2
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Teacher Re: living/being Does it matter?
Context is always important; labelling is rarely important.
- 05-Dec-2011, 09:11 #3
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Re: living/being Hmm.
I think it doesn't matter . It can be used as both of them.
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