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Final in "ing" in English - when and why it is used

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Final in "ing" in English - when and why it is used
The finale in "ing" is often used in the English language and has many different applications at different times and forms of verbs. It forms one of the main times - presently lasting. But the ending in "ing" can also be used when forming communions that participate in creating forms of some of the more complex English times. For example, "I am reading a book" (right now reading a book) and "I will be reading a book" (I'll read a book). However, let's see more details what the rules you need to follow when adding 

Current Long Time

The main use of "ing" forms is, of course, when the present long time is formed, when verbs are used to describe actions that are being carried out at the moment of speaking. The rule says that "ing" is added to the basic form of verb. For example, the verb "dance" becomes "dancing," the verb "run" becomes "running," and the verb "write" becomes "writing." As mentioned above, these forms are used to describe actions that continue at the moment of speaking, for example "I am writing an article."

Rules for adding

Yes, the formation of the present long time is not particularly difficult. But to make sure that you do it correctly, you should also consider some peculiarities when adding the ending to the verb. Actually, the rules are very easy, look:  
  1. In the case of verbs ending at . . . which is before consent, you simply remove . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . you're just . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . smile.
  2. In single-syllable verbs (morphem/root) ending in consonant, it doubles before adding
  3. In verbs ending at

Exceptions

Well, there's no rule without exception. This also applies to the subject of our article today - "ings" forms. But here they must divide the exceptions into two, namely:
  1. Glagolas to which we cannot add Here are some of them: love, like, hate, hate, prefer, want / care / care / see / see / see / see / I know / I know / I believe / I believe /, doubt / I doubt /, hear / hear /, realize / I realize /, smell /, taste / I know /, notice /, forget / forgive/, agree /, posssist / own /, desire /, know / understand/, understand / and others.
  2. Glazes with incorrect formation of the These are those verbs that do not comply with the three rules when adding They are exceptions and they just need to be remembered. These are for example: "go" becomes "going" "do" becomes "doing" "lie" becomes "lying"
After all, using an ending in "ing" is important for the grammatical correctness of English. So if you want to improve your skills in English, you can sign up Online Course like the one that offers Language School Omega (Omegas.bg) to learn more about grammar rules and improve your English.
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