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The document provides rules for adding "-ing" to verbs in English to create the present participle or gerund form. Verbs ending in "e" simply add "-ing", except those ending in "ee" or "ie". Verbs ending in a single vowel and consonant, excluding "w", "x", and "y", double the final consonant before adding "-ing". Examples are given of regular verbs like "cook", "fix", and "run" that follow these rules when making them the "-ing" form. The document also gives examples of yes/no questions using the present participle verbs and contractions to answer in the affirmative or negative.
Yes no questions
- 1. ING TO VERBS ADDING VERBS ENDING WITH E (EXCEPT “EE” AND “IE” VERBS ENDING WITH ONE VOWEL AND ONE CONSONANT (EXCEPT W, X, AND Y) Eat eating Hope Agree Die Hoping Agreeing Dying Jog Fix Jogging Fixing See Run Stop Speak Ride Walk Write Cook Sit Make
- 2. YES / NOQUESTIONS ARE THEY COOKING? Yes, they are. Yes, they are cooking. IS SHE WRITING? No, she is not. No, She isn’t. No, she is not writing. No, she isn’t writing. No, she isn’t. She is reading.
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