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How to convert a VERB into a GERUND?
English Grammar Index
How to convert a VERB into a GERUND? :
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If the verb ends in E, remove the E and add ING.
Examples :
Give + ing = giving
Be + ing = being
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If the last two letters of the verb are EE, simply add ING.
Examples :
See + ing = seeing
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If the last two letters of the verb are IE, remove them and add YING.
Examples :
Die + ing = dying
Lie + ing = lying
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If the last letter of the verb is a consonant and the letter before the consonant is a short vowel, just double the short vowel and add ING.
Examples :
Admit + ing = admitting
Visit + ing = visiting
Clap + ing = clapping
Develop + ing = developing
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If the last letter is a consonant and the two letters before the consonant are vowels, simply add ING.
Examples :
Appear + ing = appearing
Boil + ing = boiling
Quit + ing = quitting
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If the last letter of the Verb is either one of W or X or Y, simply add ING.
Examples :
Follow + ing = following
Fix + ing = fixing
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If the last two letters of the Verb are either of ON or EN or UR, simply add ING.
Examples :
Pardon + ing = pardoning
Question + ing = questioning
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If the last two letters of the Verb are ER, simply add ING.
Examples :
Cover + ing = covering
Enter + ing = entering
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If the last three letters of the verb are FER, just double the last letter and add ING.
Examples :
Prefer + ing = preferring
Refer + ing + referring
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If the verb is not of one of the above types, simply add ING.
Examples :
Help + ing = helping
Hold + ing = holding
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