Question

Write the verbs in the ing from

Answer 1

Playing, washing, going, talking, swimming

Answer 2

writing
collecting
coming
swimming
during
reading
watching 
GooD LucK;-)

Answer 3

Sure! To form the present participle (verb + ing form) in English, you generally add "ing" to the base form of the verb. However, there are some spelling rules to consider when adding "ing" to certain verbs. Here are some examples:

1. Walk -> Walking 2. Run -> Running 3. Sing -> Singing 4. Dance -> Dancing 5. Swim -> Swimming 6. Jump -> Jumping 7. Read -> Reading 8. Write -> Writing 9. Play -> Playing 10. Talk -> Talking

These examples demonstrate the basic pattern of adding "ing" to the base form of the verb. However, there are some exceptions to this rule. Here are a few examples:

1. Sit -> Sitting 2. Lie -> Lying 3. Die -> Dying 4. See -> Seeing 5. Be -> Being 6. Have -> Having

In these cases, the spelling of the base verb changes before adding "ing". It's important to note that irregular verbs may have different forms for the present participle.

Summary:

To form the present participle (verb + ing form) in English: - Add "ing" to the base form of the verb (e.g., walk -> walking). - Consider spelling rules and exceptions for certain verbs (e.g., sit -> sitting, see -> seeing). - Irregular verbs may have different forms for the present participle.