Verb + ing
Change the form to +ing.
He is (sleep) on the sofa.
He is sleeping on the sofa.
I like to _______ to music.
a. watch b. listen c. eat
I like to b. listen to music.
Change the form to past tense.
I (live) in Hawaii.
I lived in Hawaii.
_____ are you from?
Where are you from?
Tokyo Skytree is _____ than Tokyo Tower.
a. tallest b. more tall c. taller
Tokyo Skytree is (c) taller than Tokyo Tower.
Change the form to +ing.
What movie are you (watch) ?
What movie are you watching ?
I want to _____ dinner at McDonald's tonight.
a. take b. sing c. eat
I want to c. eat dinner at McDonald's tonight.
I ____ McDonald's for dinner last night.
a. eat b. eated c. ate
I (c) ate McDonald's for dinner last night.
_____ many sisters do you have?
a. What b. When c. How
(c) How many sisters do you have?
I am (younger / the youngest) than my brother.
I am younger than my brother.
Change the form to +ing.
I like (study) in the library.
I like studying in the library.
Ken wants ___ ____ a baseball player.
a. to be b. to play c. to hear
Ken wants (a) to be a baseball player.
My mother _____ me a new hat.
a. boughted b. bought c. buyed
My mother (b) bought me a new hat.
_____ does the party start?
a. What b. When c. How
(b) When does the party start?
Math is (most difficult / more difficult) than English.
Math is more difficult than English.
Change the form to +ing.
I think (ride) the bus is fun.
I think riding the bus is fun.
I found a good book ___ _____.
a. to drink b. to read c. to throw
I found a good book (b) to read .
Change the form to past tense.
(Do) you work yesterday?
Did you work yesterday?
_____ did you eat for breakfast?
a. Why b. When c. What
_c. What_ did you eat for breakfast?
Mt. Fuji is the ______ famous mountain in Japan.
a. most b. more c. not
Mt. Fuji is the (b) most famous mountain in Japan.
Change the form to +ing.
(Get) up this morning was difficult.
Getting up this morning was difficult.
I'm glad ___ ____ you here today.
a. to have b. to take c. to be
I'm glad (a) to have you here today.
Change the form to past tense.
I (study) very hard last night.
I studied very hard last night.
______ ate the last cookie?
Who ate the last cookie?
Water is _____ for you than juice.
a. good b. easiest c. better
Water is (c) better for you than juice.