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Anonymous Posted 21 years ago
Vocabulary

hi i am polish. our teacher gave for us a homework.

she gave for us homework. we havt ot write a verbs in which cant be ing. i will thanks for help
  

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Hello Anon It's a particular kind of verb. In fact, there are two such verbs in your sentence. Does that give you a clue?

— MrPedantic

  • Hello Anon It's a particular kind of verb.
  • In fact, there are two such verbs in your sentence.
  • Does that give you a clue?
  • MrP
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Hello Anon

It's a particular kind of verb. In fact, there are two such verbs in your sentence.

Does that give you a clue?

MrP
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And if we correct some of the typos and missteps in your post, we can find even more verbs that do not end in 'ing':

She gave us homework. We have to write verbs which don't end in 'ing'. I thank you for your help.
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Don't end in -ing, or can't end in -ing?
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Okay, MM. You go first, but do it in Gaelic if it's too easy in English.

(Maybe it's-- shouldn't.)
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(Seadh mise -- MM)

Do people speak Gaelic in Poland?
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Remind me not to arm-wrestle with a guru.
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