Write down the following exprressions.
1. die
2. skate
3. run
4. picnic
You have to make the ing forms of the verbs.
In #1 change ie into y and add ing to the end.
In #2, remove e and add ing to the end.
Skate is composed of a consonant and a silent e. So in this case, you have to remove e and add ing to the end.
In #3, run is one syllable verb and run is composed of a consonant and a vowel at the end. So you have to add the n one more and add ing to the end.
In #3, picnic has the k sound at the end. In this case, you should add k and ing to the end.
You have to follow the ruls of making the ing form.
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Would you check the expressions above?
Correct errors, please.
In all the sentences, I'd put the specific words and letters being discussed into italics ... like this:
In #1 change ie into y and add ing to the end.
And in this one, you have the terms consonant and vowel reversed:
"In #3, run is one syllable verb and run is composed of a consonant and a vowel at the end. So you have to add the n one more and add ing to the end." Also the word a and some punctuation are missing. The sentence should read thus:
n #3, run is a one-syllable verb which is composed of a vowel and a consonant at the end. So you have to add the n one more and add ing to the end.
Oooops! In the second part of that last sentence (#3), the word "one" should be "once."
1. dying
2. skating
3. running
4. picnicking