
Platinum 1 Unit 2 Grammar talk 2
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English
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3rd Grade
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Murilo Medeiros
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-ING: SAME FORM, DIFFERENT USES
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Multiple Choice
1. Well, his trying to define cosmopolitan doesn't show what side he's on.
-ing as an adjective
-ing together with a possessive, meaning "the fact that somebody did something"
-ing as (part of) the subject in a sentence
-ing as the object of a verb or preposition
-ing as part of a continuous verb, showing that an action is or was in progress at a certain time
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Multiple Choice
2. Young people are growing up in a global context.
-ing as an adjective
-ing together with a possessive, meaning "the fact that somebody did something"
-ing as (part of) the subject in a sentence
-ing as the object of a verb or preposition
-ing as part of a continuous verb, showing that an action is or was in progress at a certain time
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Multiple Choice
3. It's also about understanding global factors.
-ing as an adjective
-ing together with a possessive, meaning "the fact that somebody did something"
-ing as (part of) the subject in a sentence
-ing as the object of a verb or preposition
-ing as part of a continuous verb, showing that an action is or was in progress at a certain time
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Multiple Choice
4. There is an emerging global community which is culturally diverse.
-ing as an adjective
-ing together with a possessive, meaning "the fact that somebody did something"
-ing as (part of) the subject in a sentence
-ing as the object of a verb or preposition
-ing as part of a continuous verb, showing that an action is or was in progress at a certain time
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Multiple Choice
5. Understanding our place in time is a requirement for living in a global community.
-ing as an adjective
-ing together with a possessive, meaning "the fact that somebody did something"
-ing as (part of) the subject in a sentence
-ing as the object of a verb or preposition
-ing as part of a continuous verb, showing that an action is or was in progress at a certain time
-ING: SAME FORM, DIFFERENT USES
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