The ing form of English Verbs~ ~~~I'm a beginner. How can I tell when to add ing at the end of repeated words ~ ~ ~ monosyllabic, do you add ing at the end of repeated words with short vowels? Monosyllabic means shrimps? ~ I use KK English standard ~ which are short vowels? It's hard to tell by listening~~ Also can't see a word change into ing, check English mark ~ ~ ~ kind person help me to answer it ~ ~ thank you~

In general, adding ing is a verb to form a gerund. 1. In the most general case, directly + ing do -- doing 2. Ending with a silent e, remove E and add ing write -- writing 3
The addition of ing is usually a verb to form a gerund
1。 Most verbs directly add - ing at the end of the word, such as: go going, work working, study studying, look looking, do-doing, eat eating, play playing, read reading, wash washing, plant planting, borrow boring, pick picking... To expand
The addition of ing is usually a verb to form a gerund
1。 Most verbs directly add - ing at the end of the word, such as: go going, work working, study studying, look looking, do-doing, eat eating, play playing, read reading, wash washing, plant planting, borrow boring, pick picking, paint painting, cry crying, tool taking (v. take, occupy, accept) clip clipping
2。 For some verbs ending with silent e, we need to remove E and add - ing, such as: make making, write writing, skate skiing, close – closing, come coming, make – making, take taking, have having, dance dancing,
smile-smiling,ride-riding,become-becoming,
If the end of the e pronunciation, can not be removed, such as: see - seeing
3。 For verbs that end with a stressed closed syllable and have only one consonant at the end, double the consonant and add - ing. For example: run running, swim swimming, get – getting, sit – sitting, put – putting, begin – beginning, hit hitting
stop-stopping
If the ending is a combination of vowels and consonants, add - ing directly. For example: drawing, playing
That's all. Thank you. Praise one! Put it away
First, master the pronunciation of vowels. Monosyllabic means that there is only one or two vowels in the phonetic alphabet. The last three letters of the word are in the structure of "Fu Yuan Fu". For example: big bigger. There are only five vowels in English: A, e, I, O, U. The rest are consonants. Basically, it's OK to remember the five vowels. However, if it is judged in phonetic symbols, there are more than five! You can learn about vowels. Hope to adopt. ... unfold
First, master the pronunciation of vowels. Monosyllabic means that there is only one or two vowels in the phonetic alphabet. The last three letters of the word are in the structure of "Fu Yuan Fu". For example: big bigger. There are only five vowels in English: A, e, I, O, U. The rest are consonants. Basically, it's OK to remember the five vowels. However, if it is judged in phonetic symbols, there are more than five! You can learn about vowels. Hope to adopt. Put it away
The addition of ing is usually a verb to form a gerund
1. In the most general case, direct + ing do -- doing
2. End with a silent e, remove E and add ing write -- writing
3. Stress the closed syllable words, double write the last letter and add ing (but for this knowledge point, many people are not very clear about the meaning, especially the closed syllable is a headache, so I'll help you summarize these words by the way)
sit sitting
What is the verb ing in English
The verb in the special case of progressive need to be followed by ing
Does the third person plural verb add s
Without addition, the third person plural is the subject, and the predicate verb is in the plural form, i.e. the original form
What does his mother of feeds food to him and carries him in her arms mean
There is an apple on the desk
Is there an apple on the desk?
There are some apples on the desk.
Are there any apples on the desk?
Does the third person plural verb need to add s?
For example: Tom and Jim come from a country or come from?
You can add it or not
If you look at Tom and Jim as a whole, it's come
It's OK to treat comes separately
But generally, it is not wrong to use the conjunction "and" come "
PS. uncle, why don't you ask me = = I am an English major
come
The verb plus s is singular
A noun plus s is plural
plus
left-off....
come from
No
No, only three orders
Is the dictionary on the desk
Are the dictionaries on the desk
I wish you a better future
Are the dictionaries on the desk？
Do you want to add "like" after "like" or "ing" after "like"?
As long as the subject is a three person singular, the following verbs must be in the form of a three person singular
In addition, the sentence pattern of like has 1 like to do + thing
Like doing + things
Like doing sth. like to do sth. like to do sth. like to do sth
Add s, not ing
The third person plural is like. There is no need to add "s like" followed by "ing" to express habitual and frequent actions, and "to do" to express what one likes to do in a short time
Like after the third person plural should be added with s, and the verb after likes should be added with ing
All of them
Is there a Bok on the desk? 2. This is a nice dress
3.she is a little girl.
4.this is his picture.
1.Are there books on the desk?
2.These are nice dresses.
3.They are little girls.
4.These are their pictures.
1.Are there any books on the desk?
2.These are some nice dresses.
3.They are little girls.
4.These are his pictures.
The changing forms of the third person plural verbs
1. In general, add s directly at the end of the word
2. Add s directly at the end of E
3. End with Ch. sh. S. X. and add es
4. Some words ending with O: tomato tomatoes potato potatoes hero heroes
5. End with a consonant letter and y, change y to I, and then add es
6. Special changes
The most detailed practical guide to English grammar.
Short: most third person or singular forms plus s
I almost forgot the addition of ES at the end of CH and s.
Is cookie singular or plural
The singular and the plural should be cookies

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