'Adding ing' diaporamas de présentation

Unit 3 Week 4

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Chapter Twenty-Four

Chapter Twenty-Four. Standard English Verbs and Irregular Verbs. Regular Verbs. Every verb has four principal parts:. Present Past Past Participle Present Participle. Regular Verbs. Present Past Past Participle Present Participle. These parts are used to build verb. Tenses.

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9 Great spelling rules

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Rules for adding the ing

????? ?????? ING ????? ? present Progressive. Rules for adding the ing. Spelling Rules. ???? ?? ???? ???? ?? ?????? ing ?????? ???? Present Progressive. In this chapter you will learn the spelling rules for adding ing to verbs in the Present Progressive.

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By Keren Rotem

Welcome to the World of Present Progressive. By Keren Rotem. to express the idea that something is happening now , at this very moment. to indicate that something will or will not happen in the near future. to complain about actions that are repeated regularly and are

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Verb plain form

Verb plain form. +. ?? / ?. Nominaliser (making a verb into a noun). You already know how to say such things as:. Kanji is difficult. I like tennis. ??????????. ?????????????.

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Syllable & Affix Patterns: Sort 4 (Review of Double, E-Drop, and Nothing)

Syllable & Affix Patterns: Sort 4 (Review of Double, E-Drop, and Nothing). reading. setting. hiking. cutting. adding. moving. stopping. spelling. living. floating. begging. coming. feeling. grinning. having. talking. jogging. taking. pushing. humming. fixing. working. going.

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