Tuesday, 10 November 2026

Gerund and Present Participle and Perfect Present Participle - Concept Explained , Answers with examples

A Sentence generally has a Subject and Object. For subject and Obect a word must be a Nound or a Pronoun. A continuous form of verb used as a noun  is called a Gerund and used as an adjective is called a Present Participle forexample 

Walking on this road is not safe. 
Here walking is a verb in continuous form but used as a Noun. It is a Gerund.

I saw him walking in the street.
Walking here qualifies him and is an adjective. It is a Present Participle.