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GERUNDS,PRESENT AND PAST PARTICIPLE AS ADJECTIVE

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GERUND
§  A gerund is a verb ending in "ing" that is used as a noun. possessive pronouns and nouns often precede gerunds. 
·         Example My friends were annoyed by my singing.

Other examples of the gerund:
o    I like swimming. (direct object)
o    Swimming is fun. (subject)
o    I never gave swimming all that much effort. (indirect object)
Gerund clauses:
o    She is considering having a holiday.
o    Do you feel like going out?
o    I can't help falling in love with you.
o    I can't stand not seeing you.

PRESENT
§  A present participle is used with a verb "to be" to create progressive forms that show continuing action. the present participle is formed by adding -ing to the infinitive and the final consonant is sometime doubled.
It can also be used as an adjective.

Example.
§  Walk to the right side of the parking lot.
§  I fed the cat before leaving for school.
§  I help people
§  I'M happy today
§  You are busy now
§  We are ready


Past Participle as Adjective

Past participle adjective is :
  • indicates a past or completed action or time
  • is formed from a verbusing the perfect aspect and the passive voice
  • does not take objectan 
  • is often called the -ed form
  • often has the same form as the simple past of the verb 
Example :
  • The bored student.
  • The confused class. (all the students)
  • The chicken has eaten. (perfect aspect:)
  • The chicken was eaten. (passive voice)

 

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