I. Complete the sentences, using the -ing form of the given verbs. do / stay / try / take / go(x2) / collect / eat / watch / plant
1. We enjoy for a walk around the lake every evening.
2. My friend Jenifer loves unique things.
3. Most of my friends don't like homework at the weekend.
4. Do you like flowers in the balcony?
5. I hate outdoors in the summer. It's so hot.
6. I don't like challenging sports like ice skating or surfing. 7. My cousin David adores photos. He has got an expensive camera.
8. Who dislikes films on TV?
9. Does Laura hate noodles?
10. My mother detests by bus because she can be carsick.

The answers are highlighted in bold and underlined in the sentences below.

A sentence can be defined as a group of words that comprises both a predicate and a subject used to convey a logical information and express a complete thought.

In English language, a verb is one of the parts of speech and it can be defined as any word that describes an action, occurrence, or state of existence. Some examples of a verb are: go, collect, dance, sing, plant, walk, stay, play, run, try, sit, watch, clap, eat, cheer, do, etc.

In this exercise, you're required to add the prefix "ing" to the given verbs and then, use the most appropriate to fill in the blank in each sentence;

For example, go + "ing" = going.

1. We enjoy going for a walk around the lake every evening.

2. My friend Jenifer loves collecting unique things.

3. Most of my friends don't like doing homework at the weekend.

4. Do you like planting flowers in the balcony?

5. I hate staying outdoors in the summer. It's so hot.

6. I don't like trying challenging sports like ice skating or surfing.

7. My cousin David adores taking photos. He has got an expensive camera.

8. Who dislikes watching films on TV?

9. Does Laura hate eating noodles?

10. My mother detests going by bus because she can be carsick.

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