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B
to play
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C
playing
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D
on playing
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E
are playing
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Solution
The correct option is B playing Gerunds are words that are formed with verbs but act as nouns. Gerunds also at times are seen to end in 'ing'. In this particular sentence, the word in the blank acts a noun thus becoming the subject of the sentence and also like a verb by taking up the object. This means that in the blank, we would need a gerund.
Option A: played is the past tense again. It is the wrong option
Option B: Play is in the present tense. Both of them don't behave as a noun.
Option C: Playing is a gerund as it behaves as a noun in the sentence
Option D and E: Are in the continuous present tense and it does not act as a noun.