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Choose whether the verb form is a Gerund or a Present Participle:
They are building a bridge across the river

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are building - present participle
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building - present participle
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building - gerund
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are - gerund
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Solution

The correct option is B building - present participle

A gerund is a verb form which acts as a noun.A present participle form is the form of a verb, ending in-ing in English, which is used in forming continuous tenses. Option B)building- present participle is correct as the word ends in -ing. The other options are wrong as building is a verb and are is an auxiliary verb. The correct answer is B) building- present participle.


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