When is the verb to add ing
present progressive
After preposition
absolute structure
Hope to help you
Hope to adopt
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- 1. When does the verb "ing" need double writing
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- 3. Like is followed by a verb. Is it necessary to add ing to the verb?
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- 11. Why do some verbs add ed to become adjectives while others add ing?
- 12. What adjectives are there in English that consist of verb + ing or verb + ed? For example: surprising / surprised, exiting / exited
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- 17. The adjective "ing" is an adjective formed by adding "ing" to a verb Isn't ing used to express progressive? How can it express adjectives? What's the matter It doesn't work to use this form?
- 18. Verb + ing can be a noun or an adjective, right? What part of speech can it be?
- 19. When is the ing form of a verb a noun and an adjective? I'm confused. Can anyone summarize it? What are the components of the sentence?
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