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== [[Category:Google Translations]][[:Category:Google Translations|Google translation]] of [[present]] [[participle]] == | |||
[[Halin]] [[yanzu]], [[ba]] [[participle]]. | |||
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Noun
- (countable) In English, a present participle is a verb form that ends in -ing. Present participles are commonly used to form the progressive aspect.
- In the following examples, the present participle is underlined:
- Breaking the rules is bad.
- They are helping her.
Related words
Google translation of present participle