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Monday, 3 October 2011
Gerund or Progressive/Continuous
Both forms end in -ing. Nevertheless it is easy to find out whether it is a Gerund or a Progressive form.Progressive tenses
These tenses are formed with von to be and the infinitive + - ing.sentences | tense |
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He is reading a book. | Present Progressive |
He was reading a book. | Past Progressive |
He has been reading a book for three hours. | Present Perfect Progressive |
He had been reading a book before Mary came in. | Past Perfect Progressive |
He will be reading a book when I get home. | will-future Progressive |
He will have been reading a book. | Future Perfect Progressive |
He would be reading a book if he had time. | Conditional Progressive |
He would have been reading a book if he had had time. | Conditional Perfect Progressive |
A book is being read. | Present Progressive - Passive |
A book was being read. | Past Progressive - Passive |
Gerund
The Gerund is formed only with infinitive + - ing.sentence | ||
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Reading books is great fun. | ||
He likes reading books. | ||
He is looking forward to reading books at the weekend. | ||
He is keen on reading books. | ||
He is used to reading books. | ||
What about reading books? | ||
He likes the idea of reading books. | ||
After reading the book, he went to bed. | ||
I remember having read this book. - Passive |
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