They are participle. David Hatton struggle to spot the subtler ones Console your self with the thought that such leading grammarians as Quirk et al (1985), Huddleston and Pullum (2002) and Aarts (2011) do not see any point in differentiating between participles and gerunds.
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David Hattonstruggle to spot the subtler onesConsole your self with the thought that such leading grammarians as Quirk et al (1985), Huddleston and Pullum (2002) and Aarts (2011) do not see any point in differentiating between participles and gerunds.