Glossary term
What is -ing form (gerund)?
In Apex Flow Academy, "-ing form (gerund)" means: A verb with -ing on the end that works like a noun, such as sending or hearing. It follows would you mind and look forward to. It is taught in Professional English for Work. Related terms include Phrase bank, Present simple, Time zone and Cc.
- 1 course teaches it
- plain-word definition
The facts
What is -ing form (gerund)?
A verb with -ing on the end that works like a noun, such as sending or hearing. It follows would you mind and look forward to.
Where is -ing form (gerund) taught?
-ing form (gerund) is defined in Professional English for Work.
Which lessons cover -ing form (gerund)?
These lessons name it in their title or objectives:
- Professional English for Work, lesson 1.4: Sound polite: can, could, would you mind and please
- Professional English for Work, lesson 2.2: Greetings, endings and names
Which terms are related to -ing form (gerund)?
Next to -ing form (gerund) in the course glossaries: Phrase bank, Present simple, Time zone, Cc, Deadline, Bcc, Sign-off (ending) and Signpost.
Phrase bankPresent simpleTime zoneCcDeadlineBccSign-off (ending)Signpost
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Do I need experience before I learn -ing form (gerund)?
It depends on the course. Each course that teaches it lists its own prerequisites, and all are listed at intermediate level:
- Professional English for Work: You can read everyday English and follow the main points of a clear message.