Gerund: Difference between revisions

Jump to navigation Jump to search
6 bytes added ,  27 November 2019
no edit summary
No edit summary
No edit summary
Line 1: Line 1:
A [[gerund]] is a {{tag|verb}} form which functions as a {{tag|noun}}, in {{tag|Latin}}  having a (declinable) ending ''-ndum'', and in English ending in ''-ing''  
{{pe}}A [[gerund]] is a {{tag|verb}} form which functions as a {{tag|noun}}, in {{tag|Latin}}  having a (declinable) ending ''-ndum'', and in English ending in ''-ing''  


''Do you mind my doubting you?'' (as [[René Descartes]] once said to himself). “Do you want that throwing in the bin?” Compare with a [[gerundive]], a {{tag|verb}} which functions as an {{tag|adjective}}.
''Do you mind my doubting you?'' (as [[René Descartes]] once said to himself). “Do you want that throwing in the bin?” Compare with a [[gerundive]], a {{tag|verb}} which functions as an {{tag|adjective}}.

Navigation menu