'I don't know dancing' . in the above sentence dancing is participle, gerund, infinitive
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dancing is the gerund in this sentence
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Dancing is the present participle of the verb to dance. When used with is or are, it becomes a verb in the present continuous tense: Gordon is dancing up a storm. In the sentence above, dancing is a present participle (form) and it's acting as a verb (function).
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