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The gerund is one of the three non-personal forms of the verb, in addition to the infinitive and the participle. These non-personal or verboid forms are the unconjugated forms of the verb, that is, they do not have gender, person, number or mode marks, so they do not refer to a subject.
The gerund, generally, indicates an action that is in progress at the moment of speaking. It has three endings:
The gerund generally functions as an adverb, as it complements other actions. In particular, we can distinguish two functions of the gerund within sentences: