The document provides rules for forming the -ing form of verbs in English. It lists preference verbs that take the -ing form, such as like, love, enjoy, prefer, hate, can't stand, don't mind, and don't like. It then outlines spelling rules for adding -ing to different types of verbs, such as dropping the e before adding -ing for verbs ending in e, and doubling the final consonant for verbs ending in a vowel-consonant-vowel pattern. Example sentences using different preference verbs and -ing verb forms are also included.

1. Preference verbs+ ing

2. like, love, enjoy, prefer, hate, can't, stand, don't mind, don't
like...

3. Spelling rules: -ing form
Most verbs:
Read, fly, listen
+ing Reading,flying,listening
Verbs ending -e:
Make, write
Change -e to -ing Making, writing
Verbs ending -ie:
Lie
Change -ie to -y + -ing Lying
Verbs ending
consonant+vowel
+consonant:
Swim, chat, shop
Double consonant + ing
Swimming,
Chatting,
Shopping

4. She loves dancing.

5. She enjoys
singing.

6. They enjoy
studying.

7. He doesn't
mind
working at
home.

8. He loves
sleeping at
sundays.

9. He hates
drinking
coffe.

10. He doesn't
like listening
to music.

11. She hates
reading
books.

12. Are they
speaking?

13. Are they
shopping?

14. Sentences for the
class.
What is she doing?

15. Answer
She is chatting.

16. I hope you like my speaking.
Albina Dorokhina