What words become ing, to do, do form, please list! Thanks for the urgent need

The verb form is what the verb is as it is. The present continuous tense is the ing form, as in dance (verb primitive) and dancing (present participle).

1.Direct belt.

The transitive verbs that come from the infinitive as the object mainly include.

zhi, infinitives do not bring to, but when they become passive, they should bring to

It is recommended that the landlord buy an English grammar book, so that it is more systematic to learn.

There are many, such as go, draw, shop, etc.

Actually, this is not the main thing, you see the first one who speaks, he wrote a word at the end, so it means that you have to accumulate it yourself, you can do it yourself, accumulate these first, and then study hard later, and wait for the teacher to tell you one by one, anyway, I remember that I wrote a lot, a lot.

A lot、This has to be accumulated continuously。

to do/like doing sth

to is not done, doing is done.

Do can be added after the common verb (e.g. do washing, do reading).

Do is used as an auxiliary verb to strengthen the use of tone, followed by the original verb form (e.g., do tell me when you come.). do be careful.

we do like chinese food.do here can be translated as: must be certain; Indeed indeed indeed).

do, as an auxiliary verb, plays a grammatical role such as doubt, negation, and antisense question:

what do they do?What do they often do?

Word meaning and usage

1. vt., do, dry.

do greatest deeds: Do a big orange business.

2. vt.Implement; Execute, put....Put it into practice.

do what i tell you.: Do as I tell you.

3. vt., done, done, done, done, over.

dinner has been done for an hour.: It's been an hour since the meal was ready.

i think anything doing is worth doing well.: I think you should do your best to do everything you can. Rotten.

4. vt., give....bring, cause, generate, cause; make suffering; Caused, caused.

it does no harm.: It's not harmful to people.

5. vt.Do your best, do your best.

do your best.: You have to do your best.

6. vt., to the group of excites with, to give; Denote.

do honor to the dead: Pay tribute to the dead.

7. vt., cooking, caring, caring, disposing of, tidying up, tidying up, arranging; Scrub.

do the ironing : Ironing clothes.

do one's nails or hair : Trim your nails or comb your hair.

8. vt., (as a profession) to work, to work, to work; Engaged in (some kind of profession), dedicated.

what does he do for a living?A.S.: What does he do to make ends meet?

9. vt., find....Answers; Settle.

do a problem: Solve the problem.

10. vt., performance (drama, etc.), acting (play).

we did hamlet.: We play Hamlet.

The formation of the continuous tense in English is generally "be verb + present participle of the verb (-ing)", in which the form of the be verb changes with the singular and plural of the subject and the tense. When the subject is in the third person singular, the verb be uses is; Otherwise, the verb be uses am or are. Ongoing is mainly used to describe the action or state of the car being matched, and generally indicates the action or state that is being carried out in a certain period of time now or in the future.

For example: I am studying for my exam(I'm studying for an exam.) ）

she is playing basketball with her friends.(She's playing basketball with her friends.) ）

Some verbs denote a state in their own right and do not need to be carried out using sails to sell hail. For example, words like believe, like, love, hate, know, prefer, realize, remember, understand, etc., all indicate states and are not suitable for use in the ongoing tense. Therefore, when using the continuous tense, you need to decide whether you need to add -ing or use the simple present tense according to the context and meaning.