Question

Inflecting run to running changes the word into a(n) _____.

Answer 1

Inflecting run to running changes the word would into a {ANSWER adverb} hope this helpds :*)

Answer 2

Answer:

Inflecting "run" to "running" changes the word into the following:

An adjective or still a verb, but in continuous form.

Explanation:

Adjective:

The word "running", when used before a noun, functions as an adjective, that is, it modifies the noun that follows it, as in: running shoes, running water, running election, etc.

Verb in continuous form:

She is running now. (Present Continuous)

She was running yesterday at this time. (Past Continuous)

There are more possibilities: Present Perfect Continuous, Future Continuous, etc.