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We add -ing when we wish to use the present participle gerund form of all verbs except modals.. We ad -ed when we wish to form the past-tense and past-participle forms of all regular verbs. When and how we use these forms is much too big a question to tackle in one thread.
- We add -ing when we wish to use the present participle gerund form of all verbs except modals..
- We ad -ed when we wish to form the past-tense and past-participle forms of all regular verbs.
- When and how we use these forms is much too big a question to tackle in one thread.
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We add -ing when we wish to use the present participle gerund form of all verbs except modals.. We ad -ed when we wish to form the past-tense and past-participle forms of all regular verbs.
When and how we use these forms is much too big a question to tackle in one thread.
When and how we use these forms is much too big a question to tackle in one thread.
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