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If you begin writing in the past tense, don’t change to the present. Fill in the blanks using appropriate verb forms. Note that the paragraph starts in the past tense and should remain in the past tense.
Once upon a time, there lived a crocodile in a river. He ——————— (be) very old and beginning to feel weak. The elderly crocodile ———————— (believe) that he ——————— (will) regain his strength if he ———————— (can) eat a monkey’s heart. Accordingly he ———————– (ask) his son to bring him one. [Read more →]
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When –ing forms are used like adjectives or adverbs, they have similar meanings to active verbs.
Running water = water that runs
Rolling stone = a stone that rolls
Falling leaves = leaves that fall [Read more →]
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