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Are the soldiers falling in? past participle past base form present participle

Are the soldiers falling in? past participle past base form present participle
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Are the soldiers falling in?

past participle
past
base form
present participle

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The word "falling" is a present participle of the verb "to fall".

Past participle would be "fallen".
Past would be "fell".
Base form would be "fall"

Which only leaves "falling" as the possible answer.
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