Download english in mind: chapter one.

ENGLISH IN MIND: CHAPTER ONE.
LOVE, LIKE, HATE, ENJOY.
MET DEZE WERKWOORDEN KUN JE IN HET
ENGELS AANGEVEN WAT JE LEUK VINDT OF NIET;
WAAR JE VAN HOUDT OF NIET; WAAR JE VAN
GENIET OF NIET; WAAR JE EEN HEKEL AAN HEBT
OF NIET.
EXAMPLES:
I like apples.
She hates rats.
Do you enjoy reading?
Peter likes cycling.
I hate skating.
She doesn’t enjoy being
here.
Like + noun
hate + noun
Enjoy + verb
Like + verb
Hate + verb
Enjoy + verb
THE VERBS LOVE, HATE, LIKE, ENJOY CAN BE FOLLOWED
BY A NOUN OR A VERB. IF LOVE, HATE, LIKE EN ENJOY
ARE FOLLOWED BY A VERB, YOU HAVE TO ADD –ING.
LIKE/LOVE/HATE/ENJOY + VERB + ING
So after verbs of liking and not liking we use the ing-form:
read
skate
sleep
have
write
work
sing
reading
skating
sleeping
having
writing
working
singing
PAY ATTENTION TO THE FOLLOWING SPELLING RULES:
1
have
having
smoke
smoking
write
writing
skate
skating
ride
riding
drive
driving
If a verb ends in an –e that you can’t hear, we drop the
–e before adding -ing
2
run
running
swim
swimming
hop
hopping
get
getting
shop
shopping
If a verb ends in a vowel + consonant, double the final
consonant.
The same goes for verbs with 2 syllables ending in -el
quarrel
quarelling
shovel
shovelling
travel
travelling
EXAMPLES
affirmative
questions
negatives
I like swimming.
Do I like swimming ?
You like swimming.
Do you like swimming ?
He likes swimming ?
Does he like swimming ?
She likes swimming
?
It likes swimming.
Does she like swimming
?
Does it like swimming ?
We like swimming.
Do we like swimming ?
You like swimming.
Do you like swimming ?
They like swimming.
Do they like swimming ?
I don’t like
swimming
You don’t like
swimming.
He doesn’t like
swimming
She doesn’t like
swimming.
It doesn’t like
swimming
We don’t like
swimming.
You don’t like
swimming.
They don’t like
swimming.