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What are they doing? Correction of my yesterday ´s ws!!



Aisha77
Spain

What are they doing? Correction of my yesterday ´s ws!!
 
Hi to everyone!
I made some mistakes writing the rules in yesterday�s ws.
Please forgive me, just I had a really bad day. Here the correction:
 

LITTBig smileLE RULE:

If the verb ends in �e�, drop the �e� and add -ING (take > takING)

If the verb ends in ONE vowel + ONE consonant, double the consonant and add ING (swim > swimMING)

The ONE syllable verbs that end in ONE consonant +ONE vowel + ONE consonant, double the final consonant and add ING (never double "w, x, y") (play > playING)

 
As you see I deleted the rule concerning the "Y", it doesn�t apply to ING ending. On the other hand, the verb "to ski" never had a "Y", my mistake since young! 
SORRY for all the inconveniences I am causing all of you....
I always say I will check twice before posting, but UPS! 
Best wishes to all
Aisha ;) 

10 Apr 2019      





valodra
France

Hello Aïsha :-D
 No problem - you will be forgiven for your "litle " ( little ? ) rule  ; +...I love your verb " to sky " ! 
You are not causing ANY inconveniences - but sharing  great ws ;-))
Thank you anyway for telling us ! You rock !  
Val 
 

11 Apr 2019     



karagozian
France

You work too much dear Aisha ! No pb for us. Go on like this. For the community you are a great person.

12 Apr 2019     



spinney
United Kingdom

I concur with the sentiments of my Gallic colleagues, who, I am sure, speak for the vast majority of the members of this site. You are one in a million, Aisha! 
Personally, when I see that there is a mistake in one of my worksheets, I normally sneak back and update the offending document a few days later and hope nobody notices. 
BTW, if anybody does notice a mistake in one of my worksheets, please tell me. 
   

13 Apr 2019