The suffix 'ing' is used with a verb in a continuous tense. So you can say that it means something happening. For example, playing. 'Ing' here is showing that the play is going on.
What Does The Suffix -ing Mean?
Ing is a present continuous tense. The suffix means something happening
"ing" means present continue,right now,but it can means a noun and a adjective too ex: " It looks very interesting with his playing." so in this sentence you have 2 uses of ing, as there are an adjective and a noun.
ING mean when some thing in working....for Example like we are usING internet.
It means movement.
I really don't care but if I did my answer would be it means that your like Well I don't know really kinda like how I'm looking at the thing check spelling so if I did that has spell- ing so its basically doing something. Just like I said looking I look- ing at you rite now lol
"family or followers of..." The name Birmingham comes from "family or followers of *Beorma." Many other examples in "A Dictionary of English Place Names" Oxford University Press.
"ing" is present continuous tense. However from your question, I understand that you don't wanted to know its use or its place in English. You wanted to know its meaning...
Plz clarify your question. Thanks
Plz clarify your question. Thanks
