Question

1 Put each verb into the correct box. cut play run listen walk shop write make talk swim • have create sit take eat + -ing + -ing double consonant+ -ing ****

Answer 1

+ -ing

play playing

listen listening

walk walking

shop shopping

write writing

make making

talk talking

swim swimming

have having

create creating

double consonant + -ing

cut cutting

run running

sit sitting

Answer 2

It looks like you're working on categorizing verbs based on their forms, specifically considering the addition of "-ing," doubling consonants, or having irregular forms. Let's categorize the verbs you provided:

1. -ing form: - cutting - playing - running - listening - walking - shopping - writing - making - talking - swimming

2. -ing form with a double consonant: - sitting (double the final consonant before adding "-ing")

3. Irregular form: - having (irregular form of "have") - creating (irregular form of "create") - taking (irregular form of "take") - eating (irregular form of "eat")

4. No change in -ing form: - sit (no change, as it already ends in a double consonant) To summarize:

- -ing form: cutting, playing, running, listening, walking, shopping, writeing, making, talking, swimming. - -ing form with a double consonant: sitting.

- Irregular form: having, creating, taking, eating.

- No change in -ing form: sit.

Please note that irregular verbs may not follow a specific pattern, and their -ing forms are formed uniquely.