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    The document provides rules for forming the present continuous tense in English using the "-ing" verb suffix. It lists several examples of regular and irregular verb forms in the present continuous, including: (1) doubling the final consonant before "-ing" for verbs with one syllable ending in a single vowel, (2) not doubling the consonant for verbs ending in two consonants, and (3) simply adding "-ing" for verbs ending in two vowels or consonant clusters like "y", "w", or "x".

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    The document provides rules for forming the present continuous tense in English using the "-ing" verb suffix. It lists several examples of regular and irregular verb forms in the present continuous, including: (1) doubling the final consonant before "-ing" for verbs with one syllable ending in a single vowel, (2) not doubling the consonant for verbs ending in two consonants, and (3) simply adding "-ing" for verbs ending in two vowels or consonant clusters like "y", "w", or "x".

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    Present Continuous Vs Present Simple Bo3 QT Posg 01.24

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    The document provides rules for forming the present continuous tense in English using the "-ing" verb suffix. It lists several examples of regular and irregular verb forms in the present continuous, including: (1) doubling the final consonant before "-ing" for verbs with one syllable ending in a single vowel, (2) not doubling the consonant for verbs ending in two consonants, and (3) simply adding "-ing" for verbs ending in two vowels or consonant clusters like "y", "w", or "x".

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    PRESENT CONTINUOUS

    GRAMMAR – BASIC 05
    + not

    not
    ING ending : SPELLING

    start starting
    call calling
    finish finishing
    wash washing
    rain raining

    love loving
    arrive arriving
    decide deciding
    dance dancing
    care caring
    lie Lying
    die dying
    tie tying
    belie belying

     One syllable verb that end in one swim Swimming


    vowel and one consonant., stop stopping
    Double the consonant and add“ing”. run running
     If the verb ends in two consonants, work working
    Don’t double the consonant and
    help helping
    add“ing”.
    wash washing

     If the verb ends in two vowels and need needing


    one consonant,
    wait waiting
    Just add“ing”.
    speak speaking
     Verbs with two or more syllabes.
     If the last syllable is not stressed, do not happen happening
    double the consonant. visit visiting
    remember remembering

     Verbs with two or more syllabes.


     If the last syllable is stressed, double the begin beginning
    consonant. prefer preferring
    forget forgetting
     If a verb ends in “y”, “w”, “x”
    fix fixing
    just add “ing”
    blow blowing
    study studying
    snow snowing
    What´s her name?

    Is Pilar Mazzetti talking with journalists?


    What’s his name?
    Is Francisco Sagasti
    giving a speech?

    Yes, he is
    No, he is not (isn’t)

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