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Default Gerun or participle?

I am not sure about "ing" form. I can not make it clear whether it is gerun or participle. So i hope all of you can help me.

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Old 04-Nov-2006, 04:18
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Default Re: Gerun or participle?

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I am not sure about "ing" form. I can not make it clear whether it is gerun or participle. So i hope all of you can help me.

Thank in adance,

Roeun, Cambodia.
An -ing form of a verb is a gerund when that form is used as a noun.

An -ing form of a verb is a present participle when that form is used as part of a verb or when it is used as a modifier.

Swimming is fun. (noun/gerund)

John saw a whale swimming in the ocean. (modifier/participle)

John was swimming in the pool. (part of verb/participle)
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