September 28, 2008
Definitions and Parts of Speech
Lesson 3: Adding Endings to Words
letting
following
cheating
labored
gathered
hammered
controlling
bothering
ruined
listening
studying
swallowed
permitting
carrying
compelled
groaned
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2 comments:
Hi Miss Clark this is Jordan Clark from block 3/4. I was on Dictionary.com and i looked up following. It came up as following and it said it was a noun,but follow was under it and it said it was a verb. I am confused!! I don't know which one to put
Hi Jordan. Go on ahead and put what dictionary.com depicts. It can always be checked there for accuracy.
See you tomorrow!
Miss Clark
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