What is the meaning of progressive nouns and its examples?

Answer 1

The progressive form of the verb is the ongoing or present participle. The present participle of the verb is also an adjective and a verbal noun. The term for the verbal noun is gerund, not commonly called a progressive noun. Some examples of gerunds are:

Fishing is an activity that my dad and I share. He bought me a new fishing pole.

My favorite class, swimming, is only held twice a week, when the swimming pool is open.

Answer 2

Progressive nouns are nouns that refer to things that are constantly changing or in a state of flux. Examples include "evolution," "innovation," and "development." These nouns typically indicate ongoing or continuous processes rather than fixed, static concepts.