13. which sentence contains the present participle of the verb run? (1 point) jennifer runs in a track meet. jennifer has run in a track meet. jennifer will run in a track meet. jennifer is running in a track meet.

The correct answer is Jennifer is running in a track meet.

Explanation:

 We call present participle those words ending in ing. In this case Jennifer is running in a track meet. It can be used as an adjective or as a verb, and this is what differentiates it from the gerund.

Used as adjective: Jennifer is boring

As a verb: Jennifer is running.

The present participle if used both as a verb or as an adjective, will always be accompanied by another verb is boring is running.

Given this information, we can verify that the correct answer is Jennifer is running in a track meet.

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