Title: Present continuous_spelling rules

Q: When a verb ends in -e we must take away the -e and add -ing
A: true

Q: Choose the correct spelling (more options can be correct)
- siting
- coming (correct)
- writeing
- reading
- Openning
- offering (correct)
- running (correct)
- living (correct)

Q: The last consonant is only doubled if
- the last syllable is stressed (correct)
- the verb ends in -e
- the verb ends in consonant - vowel - consonant (correct)

Put the following verbs into the past participle (-ing form):

Q: dine - [...]

swim - [...]

shower - [...]

write - [...]

begin - [...]

set - [...]

hop - [...]
A: dining; swimming; showering; writing; beginning; setting; hopping

Out the verbs into the present participle (-ing form):

Q: play - [...]

sit - [...]

step - [...]

sleep - [...]

drive - [...]

open - [...]

top - [...]
A: playing; sitting; stepping; sleeping; driving; opening; topping

Choose the correct statement.

Well done!

Remember: we drop (fale loossen) the -e before we add -ing

Remember: we must double the last consonant if:

                   1) the last syllable is be stressed and

                   2) the verb ends in CVC

remember: when the verb is stressed on the last syllable and ends in CVC --> double consonant