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VIII. Vocabulary and Spelling Present participles as adjectives Present participles are -ing verb forms. They can be used like adjec - tives, before a noun. That is a tiring trip. That is exciting news. Read each definition below, and write each -ing form as an adjective, with a noun. Singular count nouns need articles. Follow the examples. 1. a dog that is sleeping a sleeping dog 2. information that excites you exciting information 3. a dog that is barking 4. weather that freezes you 5. a dish for baking 6. a story that frightens you 7. a boy who is growing 8. a team that is losing 9. a mother who is working 10. a machine for washing 11. water that is running 12. a team that is winning 127
CHAPTER TWENTY A DAY AT THE BEACH Sara: What a beautiful beach! Just look at the water. I can hardly wait to go in. Sara’s Uncle: It is very popular. At least, it’s certainly crowded. Roberto: We’ll see many people that we know. Hey! There’s my cousin Luis! Sara: Really? Which one? Roberto: The one in the green swimming suit. Sara: I see two guys in green. Is he the tall one or the short one? Roberto: The tall one with black hair. Mrs. Perez: And there’s Maria, too. She’s Luis’ sister. Sara: Which girl is she? Roberto: The short one in the red suit, with sunglasses. Sara: We’ll meet your whole family here today.
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