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Last summer, Jenny tried _________ with her new surfboard.
surfing
Mary likes _______ TV, but she doesn’t have a television.
watching
I really hate ________ dirty dishes!
washing
If you like _________, there’s a great book store nearby.
reading
I bought a new bicycle last week. I love _______.
cycling
My friends hate _______. They always eat at restaurants.
cooking
Robert has a red sports car. He enjoys ______.
driving
MAKE A SENTENCE: Go on / holiday / good / for you
Going on holiday is good for you.
MAKE A SENTENCE: Maria / tired of / live / on her own.
Maria is tired of living on her own.
MAKE A SENTENCE: Morgan / like / play / basketball.
Morgan likes playing basketball.
MAKE A SENTENCE: Julia / love / make / a big breakfast.
Julia loves making a big breakfast.
UNSCRAMBLE: staying in/ about/ Yolanda/ shape/ crazy/ is
Yolanda is crazy about staying in shape.
UNSCRAMBLE: shoes/ running/ seen/ Have/ you/ my/ ?
Have you seen my running shoes?
UNSCRAMBLE: basketball/ playing/ baby/ is/ The
The baby is playing basketball.
UNSCRAMBLE: Rita/ doing/ right/ now/ yoga/ is
Rita is doing yoga right now.
Tim isn’t here right now; he’s WALKING to the store.
 
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Edward is COOKING dinner right now.
 
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I love PLAYING soccer with my friends.
 
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Eva’s RUNNING partner helped her improve her time.
 
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My SWIMMING teacher wants to meet three times a week.
 
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JOGGING every morning is good for the body and mind.
 
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