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13 February, 06:11

What does it mean when a verb form ending in - ing used as an adjective

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  1. 13 February, 06:22
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    Adverb would be your answer
  2. 13 February, 06:27
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    An adverb tells how something is done.

    The correct answer is participle - verb ending in - ing that functions as an adjective.

    Like the word "working" in the sentence "she is a working mother of two"
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