JACEK1
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- Feb 10, 2013
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- Polish
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- Poland
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- Poland
Hello everybody!
I would like to know if "being" in "being unable to walk outdoors is leaving me depressed" is a gerund or present participle.
The whole sentence was created by me and reads as follows:
Despite the recovery that I have made at long last, however, being housebound is leaving me depressed.
I think it's a gerund but I prefer to check with you.
Thank you.
I would like to know if "being" in "being unable to walk outdoors is leaving me depressed" is a gerund or present participle.
The whole sentence was created by me and reads as follows:
Despite the recovery that I have made at long last, however, being housebound is leaving me depressed.
I think it's a gerund but I prefer to check with you.
Thank you.