verbs with -ing forms
Some transitive verbs can have a noun phrase as an object:
Everybody likes good food.
George considered the problem.
or the –ing form of the verb:
Everybody likes eating.
George considered starting again.
Note: we suggest that you read about Verbs with to + infinitive before doing this activity.
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