...is this sentence correct? present participle of lightning

[triska]

I was curious as to if anyone could tell me or explain to me why this is correct/incorrect and if there were any proof from a established educational website about this.
Thanks.

 

[2Xtreme21]

That is correct to the best of my knowledge. If it starts to lightning, we should go inside.

 

[eldorado99]

I always thought it was a noun, not a verb...

 

[triska]

2xtreme thanks for the link but I am looking for the present participle- Reason as the context in which it is used is as the gerund-
I know it sounds right, but I want to be sure. Hmm.... Im searchin all over the web for it, this is nuts!

 

[2Xtreme21]

Originally posted by: triska
2xtreme thanks for the link but I am looking for the present participle- Reason as the context in which it is used is as the gerund-
I know it sounds right, but I want to be sure. Hmm.... Im searchin all over the web for it, this is nuts!

Here you go buddy.

(Defective verb)
Infinitive lightning
Past -
Present Participle lightning
Past Participle lightninged
Present:
I -
You -
He, She, It lightnings
We -
You -
They -

 

[triska]

You ARE THE MAN!
Man I want to give you high five and and ice old beer right about now

 

[triska]

:beer:

 

[mjrpes3]

I've never heard it in the verb form. If it were me I'd convert it to noun form, but usage and local custom may vary.

 

[2Xtreme21]

NP dude. I just searched for "english verb conjugations" on Google.