Question

5. Form the Present Participles where the last letter is doubled.​

Answer 1

The present participle is usually formed by adding -ing to the verb. If the verb ends with a letter e, we remove the e before adding -ing. If the verb ends with a consonant, then a vowel, and then another consonant and the stress is on the last syllable, we double the last letter (except the letter "w").

Answer 2

Answer:

• Wed + ing = Wedding

• Zip + ing = Zipping

• Sit + ing = Sitting

• Clap + ing = Clapping

•  Swim + ing = Swimming

• Trim + ing = Trimming

• Ban + ing = Banning

• Blog + ing = Blogging

• Lag + ing = Lagging

• Drum + ing = Drumming

• Chop + ing = Chopping

• Slap + ing = Slapping

• Let + ing = Letting

• Rap + ing = Rapping

• Nap + ing = Napping

• Log + ing = Logging