B1Adjectives18 exercises
Partizip I als Adjektiv
Present Participle as Adjective
Partizip I (infinitive + d) can be used as an attributive adjective — it expresses an active, ongoing action simultaneous with the main verb.
How the rule begins
The Partizip I (also called the present participle) is a verbal form that can be used as an adjective in front of a noun. It expresses that the subject performs the action actively and at the same time.
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