English, 23.05.2020 01:03, adeoluwa

Could you please, tell me when there's a verb that must be followed by a gerund, should I classify it just as a gerund or as a progressive tense too. "I've stopped eating too much sugar since last week". Here, what's the grammatical tense of "eating"? Many thanks! :)

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