Adding -ing to verbs

Adding -ing to verbs

Verbs Ending in W, X, or Y: No need to double the final letter: Example: “enjoy” → “enjoying”

In most cases, simply add “-ing” to the end of the verbExample: “I am eating breakfast.”

For multi-syllable verbs where the last syllable is not stressed, do not double the final letter: Example: “happen” → “happening”

Verbs Ending in Consonant + ERemove the final “e” and add “-ing”: Example: “dance” → “dancing”

For multi-syllable verbs where the last syllable is stressed, double the final consonant: Example: “begin” → “beginning”

Verbs Ending in I + E:Remove the “ie” and add “ying”: Example: “die” → “dying”

Verbs with One Syllable Ending in Consonant + Vowel + Consonant (C-V-C): Double the final consonant and add “-ing”: Example: “cut” → “cutting”