Question

Example: look - looking, run running. Ask, arrange,go, play decorate wake stay say get make work tell cook listen take watch danse do put kiss sleep clean eat wash sit act unvite shake

Answer 1

Ask - asking, arrange - arranging, go - going, play - playing, decorate - decorating, wake - waking, stay - staying, say - saying, get - getting, make - making, work - working, tell - telling, cook - cooking, listen - listening, take - taking, watch - watching, dance - dancing, do - doing, put - putting, kiss - kissing,bsleep - sleeping, clean - cleaning, eat - eating, wash - washing, sit - sitting, act - acting, unite - uniting, shake - shaking.

Answer 2

Verb Forms

When it comes to verb forms, there are various ways in which they can be used. Here are some examples:

- look - looking - "I can't afford to go out. She looked absolutely lovely." [[Source 7]] - run - running - "I think I'm going to take a run up to the library." [[Source 1]] - ask - asked - "You look hot. I've been running." [[Source 3]] - arrange - arranged - "You've arranged to go to the cinema with an English-speaking friend." [[Source 3]] - go - went - "You've arranged to go to the cinema with an English-speaking friend." [[Source 3]] - play - played - "I've been running. Am I late? I've been running." [[Source 3]] - decorate - decorated - "I (to paint) the bedroom ceiling." [[Source 3]] - wake - woke - "I (to worry) about my exams." [[Source 3]] - stay - stayed - "I (to feel) dreadful all day long." [[Source 3]] - say - said - "As the son of a famous writer, how did your own writing style develop?" [[Source 8]] - get - got - "I haven't got a winter coat." [[Source 2]] - make - made - "We should have reserved rooms and not taken a chance." [[Source 5]] - work - worked - "How did your own writing style develop?" [[Source 8]] - tell - told - "I can't afford to go out." [[Source 7]] - cook - cooked - "We should have reserved rooms and not taken a chance." [[Source 5]] - listen - listened - "Let's try; maybe it'll work out." [[Source 5]] - take - took - "I haven't got a winter coat. I only took along a summer one." [[Source 2]] - watch - watched - "I've been running. Am I late? While we (to talk) they'd sold all." [[Source 3]] - dance - danced - "Join us on Friday, February 4th from 2-6pm for our Callaway Fitting Day!" [[Source 10]] - do - did - "We should have reserved rooms and not taken a chance." [[Source 5]] - put - put - "I (to paint) the bedroom ceiling." [[Source 3]] - kiss - kissed - "I can't afford to go out." [[Source 7]] - sleep - slept - "I (not to sleep/well)." [[Source 3]] - clean - cleaned - "I (to paint) the bedroom ceiling." [[Source 3]] - eat - ate - "We should have reserved rooms and not taken a chance." [[Source 5]] - wash - washed - "I (to paint) the bedroom ceiling." [[Source 3]] - sit - sat - "I can't afford to go out." [[Source 7]] - act - acted - "A character is the representation of a person in a narrative work of art." [[Source 9]] - invite - invited - "I can't afford to go out." [[Source 7]] - shake - shook - "I can't afford to go out." [[Source 7]]

These examples showcase the different forms of verbs in various contexts.