This document discusses using verbs ending in "-ing" after like, love, don't mind, and hate. It provides examples of positive and negative sentences using these verbs, such as "I love shopping" and "I hate driving at night". It also notes the spelling rules for making verbs end in "-ing", such as adding just "-ing", doubling the final consonant, or keeping just one letter when a short vowel comes before a single consonant.

1. 6B like (+ verb + -ing)
  I love shopping.
 I like going to the movies.
 I don’t mind getting up early.
 I don’t like doing housework.
  I hate driving at night.
• We use verb + -ing after like, love, don’t mind, and hate.
spelling rules for the -ing form
base form verb + -ing spelling
Cook cooking add -ing
Study studying
Dance dancing e + -ing
Shop shopping one vowel + one consonant =
double consonant + -ing