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1 Spelling Adding ‘ing’ to verbs

2 Look how easy it is to add ‘ing’ to these words.
Adding ‘ing’ Look how easy it is to add ‘ing’ to these words. see + ing seeing go + ing going eat + ing eating look + ing looking say + ing saying

3 Have a go at adding ing to these words.
help helping say saying meet meeting walk walking Did you get them right ? Well done !

4 talking pulling jumping buying pushing playing
Here are some more words that end with ‘ing’. talking pulling jumping buying pushing playing Can you think of any more ?

5 Adding ‘ing’ to verbs that end in an e
Let's move on... Adding ‘ing’ to verbs that end in an e

6 Can you see what is happening ?
Words ending in e are a bit more tricky ! make + ing mak e ing take + ing tak e ing Can you see what is happening ? If a word ends in an e you must drop the e before adding ‘ing’.

7 Have a go at adding ‘ing’ to these words.
write writing smile smiling come coming love loving Did you get them right ? Well done !

8 Here are some more words that have an e before you add ‘ing’.
drive driving ride riding care caring like liking hate hating decide deciding Can you think of any more ?

9 Adding ‘ing’ to verbs that have a short vowel
Let's move on... Adding ‘ing’ to verbs that have a short vowel

10 Can you see what is happening ?
These words have a short vowel sound in the middle. Watch what happens! run + ing run n ing shop + ing shop p ing Can you see what is happening ? If the word has a short vowel, then you must add a double letter before the ‘ing’.

11 Have a go at adding ing to these words. Remember the short vowel !
shut shutting slip slipping win winning sit sitting Did you get them right ? Well done !

12 Can you think of any more ?
Here are some more words that need a double letter before adding ‘ing’. clap clapping chat chatting knit knitting plan planning swim swimming hop hopping Can you think of any more ?

13 So remember... Most words just add ‘ing’
Words ending in e … drop the e before adding ‘ing’ Words with a short vowel need a double letter before adding ‘ing’

14 Well Done!

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