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PBD-039 Present The present participle (present participle) is a verb that ends in -ing and can be used as an adjective, noun, or in progressive tenses. For example: "The in was singing." The present participle can also be used to form the progressive tense: "I was sleeping." The present participle can also be used to form the past progressive tense: "I was sleeping." The present participle can also be used to form the future progressive tense: "I will be sleeping." The present participle can also be used to form the present perfect progressive tense: "I have been sleeping." The present participle can also be used to form the past perfect progressive tense: "I had been sleeping." The present participle can also be used to form the future perfect progressive tense: "I will have been sleeping." The present participle can also be used to form the present perfect progressive tense: "I have been sleeping." The present participle can also be used to form the past perfect progressive tense: "I had been sleeping." The present participle can also be used to form the future perfect progressive: "I will have been sleeping." The present participle can also be used to form the present perfect progressive tense: "I have been sleeping." The present participle can also be used to form the past perfect progressive tense: "I had been sleeping." The present participle can also be used to form the future perfect progressive tense: "I will have been sleeping." The present participle can also be used to form the present perfect progressive tense: "I have been sleeping." The present participle can also be used to form the past perfect progressive tense: "I had been sleeping." The present participle can also be used to form the future perfect progressive tense: "I will have been sleeping." The present participle can also be used to form the present perfect progressive tense: "I have been sleeping.)The present participle can also be used to form the past perfect progressive tense: "I had been sleeping." The present participle can also be used to form the future perfect progressive tense: "I will have been sleeping." The present participle can also be used to form the present perfect progressive tense: "I have been sleeping." The present participle can also be usedto form the past perfect progressive tense: "I had been sleeping." The present participle can also be used to form the future perfect progressive tense: "I will have been sleeping." The present participle can also be used to form the present perfect progressive tense: "I have been sleeping." The present participle can also be usedto form the past perfect progressive tense: "I had been sleeping." The present participle can also be used to form the future perfect progressive tense: "I will have been sleeping." The present participle can also be used to form the present perfect progressive tense: "I have been sleeping." The present participle can also be usedto form the past perfect progressive tense: "I had been sleeping." The present participle can also be used to form the future perfect progressive tense: "I will have been sleeping." The present participle can also be used to form the present perfect progressive tense: "I have been sleeping.) **The present participle can also be used to form the past perfect progressive tense: "I had been sleeping." The present participle can also be used to form the future perfect progressive tense: "I will have been sleeping." The present participle can also be usedto form the present perfect progressive tense: "I have been sleeping." The present participle can also be used to form the past perfect progressive tense: "I had been sleeping." The present participle can also be used to form the future perfect progressive tense: "I will have been sleeping." The present participle can also be usedto form the present perfect progressive tense: "I have been sleeping." The present participle can also be used to form the past perfect progressive tense: "I had been sleeping." The present participle can also be used to form the future perfect progressive tense: "I will have been sleeping." The present participle can also be usedto form the past perfect progressive tense: "I had been sleeping." The present participle can also be used to form the future perfect progressive tense: "I will have been sleeping." The present participle can also para form the present perfect progressive tense: "I have been sleeping." The present participle can also be used to form the past perfect progressive tense: "I had been sleeping.) The present participle can also be used to form the future perfect progressive tense: "I will have been sleeping." The present participle can also be used to form the present perfect progressive tense: "I have been sleeping.) The present participle can also be used to form the past perfect progressive tense: "I had been sleeping." The present participle can also be used to form the future perfect progressive tense: "I will have
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