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Sentence
The
Spanish
gerund
is
quite
unlike
the
English
-ing
form
(‘walking’,
‘replying’,
‘saying’,
etc.),
which
can
function
as
a
gerund,
a
present
participle,
a
noun
or
an
adjective;
and
it
is
also
unlike
the
French
form
ending
in
-ant,
which
covers
the
functions
of
both
the
Spanish
gerund
and
the
adjectival
form
in
-ante,
-(i)ente
discussed
at
19.4.
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The Spanish gerund is quite unlike the English -ing form (‘walking’, ‘replying’, ‘saying’, etc.), which can function as a gerund, a present participle, a noun or an adjective; and it is also unlike the French form ending in -ant, which covers the functions of both the Spanish gerund and the adjectival form in -ante, -(i)ente discussed at 19.4.
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