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working hard, he became tired. is working a participle or gerund?

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Answered by kiranjhala9131

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When the verb has the force of a noun it is called gerund. In both of the sentences 'working' is used as a verb (in continuous tense). In the above sentences (a) 'working' has the force of a noun and it functions as a noun, so it is gerund.

Answered by anshukumarpandey302

The correct answer is gerund.

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working hard, he became tired. is working a participle or gerund?​

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working hard, he became tired. is working a participle or gerund?