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What does ing mean?
Ing is the suffix of the verb (that is, adding a suffix after the verb), and it is the participle form of the verb progressive tense (be+do).

In Chinese, the progressive tense means: ongoing, ongoing.

In some cases, it will be represented by ING by netizens.

Because progressive tense is a grammatical voice in English, it is usually added after verbs to form progressive tense words.

Changes in the present continuous tense

Affirmative sentence: subject +am, is, are+ present participle +others.

Negative sentence pattern: subject +am, is, are+not+ present participle+others.

General question: is, are+ subject+present participle+others?

Special interrogative sentences: special interrogative words (what ...) +am, is, are+ subject+present participle+others?

The answer to special questions in the present continuous tense cannot be answered directly with yes or no, but according to the actual situation.