gerund or present participle
Speaking angrily with someone because you disagree.
I heard my parents arguing last night.
The students were arguing about the answer.
American English
/ˈɑɹ.gju.ɪŋ/
3 syllables · Stress the first syllable.
Form of argue
Speaking angrily with someone because you disagree.
Practice out loudSpeaking angrily with someone because you disagree.
I heard my parents arguing last night.
The students were arguing about the answer.
Giving reasons for or against an idea, plan, or opinion.
She was arguing that the plan would save money.
The lawyer is arguing for a shorter sentence.
to give reasons to show that your position is right
She argued her case clearly.
The final e disappears before -ing: arguing, not argueing.