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Well, the verb is "to tax" (see any dictionary for definitions), so "taxing" is the present participle. For example: "The government is taxing us too much". Also, "taxing" can be an adjective, meaning "onerous", as in "This is a very taxing problem".
- Well, the verb is "to tax" (see any dictionary for definitions), so "taxing" is the present participle.
- For example: "The government is taxing us too much".
- Also, "taxing" can be an adjective, meaning "onerous", as in "This is a very taxing problem".
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Well, the verb is "to tax" (see any dictionary for definitions), so "taxing" is the present participle. For example: "The government is taxing us too much".
Also, "taxing" can be an adjective, meaning "onerous", as in "This is a very taxing problem".
Also, "taxing" can be an adjective, meaning "onerous", as in "This is a very taxing problem".
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