English, asked by jagruti06, 5 months ago

present continuous form of "differentiate"

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Answered by kuldeepkaurlko351

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Differentiate:- Differentiating.

Present continuous form of a word is formed by adding (-ing) to the word.

Answered by Roshanmakandargmail

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Answer:

diffrentiating

Explanation:

differentiating is the present continues tense of differentiate

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