To gather
I gather
You gather
he gathers
we gather
you (pl) gather
they gather
I am gathering
You are gathering
he is gathering
we are gathering
you (pl) are gathering
they are gathering
The simple present form of "gather" is "gather." It is used when referring to actions that happen regularly, habitually, or continuously. For example, "They gather information every day."
The present tense of "gather" is "gathers."
I/We/You/They have gatheredHe/She/It has gathered
The present perfect form of "present" is "have/has presented."
The present tense form of "were" is "are."
I/you/we/they gather. He/she/it gathers. The present participle is gathering.
The simple present form of "gather" is "gather." It is used when referring to actions that happen regularly, habitually, or continuously. For example, "They gather information every day."
The present tense of "gather" is "gathers."
Gather is a present tense.
I/We/You/They have gatheredHe/She/It has gathered
Gathering.
Gathering
It depends which way you use it. Gathering is a present progressive verb if you are saying I am gathering, you are gathering, he/she is gathering, we, you, or they are gathering. It is a past continuous verb if you are saying I was gathering, you were gathering, he/she/it was gathering, and we, you, and they were gathering.Gathering is the present participle of the verb gather.It is used to make progressive tenses as described above.But this form called a present participle.
Yes it is the present participle of gather
The word "gathers" is a the third person singular present indicative form of the verb "gather". It is not any kind of participle or any past tense.
specific to the purpose of the form
"gathered" is already in the past tense, the present tense of "gathered" is "gather"