How to use Gerunds (-ING) | Confusing English Grammar

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Hi there! Today’s lesson is about GERUNDS. And if you’re thinking: “WHAT is a gerund?”, then this lesson will help you understand a very confusing part of English grammar!

A GERUND is basically a Verb+ING, and there are different situations in which we need to use gerunds in English. In this lesson, I’m going to tell you about 4 simple situations in which you need to use gerunds in English.

To recognise a gerund, you need to pay attention to HOW it’s used in a sentence. And I'll teach you how in this lesson so... See you now!!

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[ramanathreya]

CONTINUOUS TENSES.
(1) You have educated us,
in/through your above video,
that the word "LEARNING" is a Gerund in the
Present continuous tense of
"I am learning".
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(2) I am learning English = English is being learnt by me.
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(3) Please clarify whether the word Learning is a Gerund or a Present participle in
"I am learning".

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[ramanathreya]

ALL the example sentences under the situation No. 4 of your above video describing the Grammar of GERUND
may kindly be deleated
while including the same in the video of PARTICIPLE.

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[ramanathreya]

" Now, I am playing CHESS".
Is the word "PLAYING" a Present Participle or a Gerund, in the above sentence ? ? ?
Please do clear our doubt.

Active voice :
Sita "is singing" a song ( Is the word "singing" a present participle / Gerund?

Passsive voice:
A song "is being sung" by Sita. (sung is the past participle of the verb, sing).