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Words ending in -ing We often use verbs that end in –ing. She is studying in the library. The smiling boy waved at me. Spelling –ing words is easy.

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2 Words ending in -ing We often use verbs that end in –ing. She is studying in the library. The smiling boy waved at me. Spelling –ing words is easy.

3 The Rules It’s easy to spell words ending in -ing correctly. You can learn to do it in just a few minutes! There are only 4 simple rules: 1. + ing 2. -e + ing 3. ie  y + ing 4. x2 + ing

4 + ing For most verbs, just add –ing. work  working brush  brushing ask  asking

5 -e + ing If the base form of the verb ends in a single e, delete the e and add ing. smile  smiling live  living dance  dancing

6 ie  y + ing If the base form of the verb ends with ie, change the ie to y and add -ing. die  dying tie  tying

7 x2 + ing If 1) the last 3 letters of the base form of the verb are consonant-vowel-consonant and 2) the stress is on the final (or only) syllable, double the final consonant and add –ing. stop  stopping plan  planning

8 x2 + ing (continued) admit  admitting prefer  preferring Compare when the stress is NOT on the final syllable: listen  listening The final –l is always doubled in British English, but not in American English: travel  travelling (British) travel  traveling (American)

9 x2 + ing (continued) Do not double the final consonants -x, -w, or –y. fix  fixing snow  snowing stay  staying

10 Which rule? walk +ing -e + ing ie  y+ing x2+ing

11 Which rule? walk +ing -e + ing ie  y+ing x2+ing walking

12 Which rule? love +ing -e + ing ie  y+ing x2+ing

13 Which rule? love +ing -e + ing ie  y+ing x2+ing loving

14 Which rule? lie +ing -e + ing ie  y+ing x2+ing

15 Which rule? lie +ing -e + ing ie  y+ing x2+ing lying

16 Which rule? hop +ing -e + ing ie  y+ing x2+ing

17 Which rule? hop +ing -e + ing ie  y+ing x2+ing hopping

18 Which rule? hope +ing -e + ing ie  y+ing x2+ing

19 Which rule? hope +ing -e + ing ie  y+ing x2+ing hoping

20 Which rule? play +ing -e + ing ie  y+ing x2+ing

21 Which rule? play +ing -e + ing ie  y+ing x2+ing playing

22 Which rule? end +ing -e + ing ie  y+ing x2+ing

23 Which rule? end +ing -e + ing ie  y+ing x2+ing ending

24 Which rule? look +ing -e + ing ie  y+ing x2+ing

25 Which rule? look +ing -e + ing ie  y+ing x2+ing looking

26 Which rule? repeat +ing -e + ing ie  y+ing x2+ing

27 Which rule? repeat +ing -e + ing ie  y+ing x2+ing repeating

28 Which rule? control +ing -e + ing ie  y+ing x2+ing

29 Which rule? control +ing -e + ing ie  y+ing x2+ing controlling

30 What are the 4 rules? 1. + ing

31 What are the 4 rules? 1. + ing 2. -e + ing

32 What are the 4 rules? 1. + ing 2. -e + ing 3. ie  y + ing

33 What are the 4 rules? 1. + ing 2. -e + ing 3. ie  y + ing 4. x2 + ing


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