Present Participle

5 languages

FrenchParticipe Présent

B2Present participle (-ant) used as adjective (agreeing) or verbal (invariable). Distinguished from gerund (en + -ant). Étant donné que, sachant que.

ItalianParticipio Presente

B2Verbal adjective formed with -ante/-ente. Can function as adjective (acqua corrente) or noun (insegnante, cantante). Limited verbal use in formal/written Italian.

SwedishPresens Particip

C1Formed with -ande/-ende: talande (speaking), läsande (reading). Used as adjectives, adverbs, or in progressive constructions.

DanishNutids Tillægsform

C1Formed with -ende: talende (speaking), læsende (reading). Used as adjectives or in progressive constructions.

NorwegianPresens Partisipp

C1Formed with -ende: snakkende (speaking), lesende (reading). Used as adjectives or in progressive constructions.

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