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Swapan Posted 11 years ago
Grammar
Grammer
Please reply :
which one of the following sentences is or both are correct ?
1. Trains leaving at intervals
or
2. Trains are leaving at intervals
if the first one is correct please explain, has 'leaving 'used as a gerund ( just as a noun form of verb) or as a present continuous tense form of the verb ?
which one of the following sentences is or both are correct ?
1. Trains leaving at intervals
or
2. Trains are leaving at intervals
if the first one is correct please explain, has 'leaving 'used as a gerund ( just as a noun form of verb) or as a present continuous tense form of the verb ?
Top answer
Only ##2 is correct.
- Only ##2 is correct.
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