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A present participle ends in -ing and can function as an adjective. a. True b. False

A present participle ends in -ing and can function as an adjective. a. True b. False
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A present participle ends in -ing and can function as an adjective.
a. True
b. False

User Shafin Mahmud
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- - A)True

This is because the statement of A present participle ends in -ing and can function as an adjective is indeed true.


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That statement is A) true. A present participle does end in -ing and can function as an adjective.
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