present participle การใช้

• In that case, the present participle " depending " is used properly.
• It makes more sense here than the present participle " comprising ".
• BEST USE OF A PRESENT PARTICIPLE : " Leaving Las Vegas,"
• The present participle is used to a much lesser extent than in English.
• Though if people insist on a reasonable standard, present participle.
• Carens is the present participle of the verb careo.
• This also includes the infinitive and present participle.
• There is persistent poor use of present participles.
• For maximum pithiness we could also avoid the qui-clause entirely and use a present participle instead.
• The present participle is used in two circumstances:
• Present participles may come to be used as pure adjectives ( see Types of participle ).
• The distinction between gerund and present participles is not recognised in modern reference grammars, since many uses are ambiguous.
• Homo sapiens isn't a plural; that sapiens is a Latin present participle that distinguishes humans as the thinking hominids.
• The verbal noun covers many of the same notions as infinitives, gerunds and present participles in other Indo-European languages.
• The present participle is always progressive in meaning, and indicates that something is performing the action as the subject.
• There are three types of nouns that can be derived from verbs : present participle, past participle and verbal noun.
• The present participle, which is less common, is formed by adding F / G "-ande " to the present stem.
• The past participle is " been ", and the present participle and gerund forms are regular : " being ".
• Americans seem to use the present participle more often . done ) 00 : 19, 22 June 2006 ( UTC)