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He is playing the piano. (to be, enjoyable)
Playing music is enjoyable.
She is studying for the exam. (to help, get, grades)
Studying helps you get good grades.
They were eating dinner when I called. (to eat, with friends, fun)
Eating with friends is always fun.
I was running yesterday. (great from, exercise)
Running is a great form of exercise.
We are watching a movie. (my hobby)
Watching films is one of my hobbies.
He is playing basketball today. ( to keep, fit)
Playing sports keeps you fit.
She was reading a book last night. (to improve, knowledge)
Reading helps improve your knowledge.
They were talking during the meeting. (about ideas, to spark, creativity)
Talking about ideas can spark creativity.
I am writing a letter. (to be a personal way, to communicate)
Writing letters is a personal way to communicate.
She is listening to the radio. (to be, relaxing)
Listening to music can be relaxing.
They were swimming in the pool. (great way, to stay, healthy)
Swimming is a great way to stay healthy.
He was working yesterday. (to bring, great results)
Working hard brings great results.
I am cooking dinner tonight. (to allow, new recipes)
Cooking allows you to try new recipes.
They are not traveling this summer. (to broaden, perspective)
Traveling broadens your perspective.
She was cleaning the house yesterday. (to make, everything, to look, tidy)
Cleaning makes everything look tidy.
We were laughing at the joke. (to make, you feel better)
Laughing can make you feel better.
