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    GRAMMAR CHART

    PRESENT CONTINUOUS
    Am / is / are + -ing = something is happening now

    I am I am not
    You are You are not (aren’t)
    He is He is not (isn’t)
    She is cooking. She is not (isn’t) cooking.
    It is It is not (isn’t)
    We are We are not (aren’t)
    They are They are not (aren’t)

    SPELLING RULES
     Verbs that end in -e (make / write etc.)  eing:
    make  making write  writing drive  driving

    Vowels: a e i o u
    Consonants: b c d f g h j k l m n p q r s t v w y

     Sometimes a word ends in a vowel + a consonant. For example: get, run, swim
    Before adding –ing, the consonant at the end is ‘doubled’
    get  getting run  running swim  swimming

    Do NOT double the letter if the word ends in two consonants.


    help  helping talk  talking work  working

    Do NOT double the letter if the word ends in two vowels + a consonant.
    look  looking read  reading speak  speaking

    Do NOT double the letter if the word has two or more syllables and the last part is
    not stressed.
    Visit VIS-it (first part is stressed)  visiting
    but
    begin be-GIN (last part is stressed)  beginning

    Do NOT double the letter if the word ends in -y or -w.


    buy  buying enjoy  enjoying snow  snowing

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