PRONUNCIATION
1. John always enjoys travelling by train.
2. Jane’s teeth are troubling her.
3. George is driving dangerously.
4. Her new dress is an absolute dream.
5. She has an amused twinkle in her eyes..
6. Think twice before doing something.
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GRAMMAR
1. Subject + Verb1 + Preposition + Verb2-ING
2. Subject + Verb1 + Object + Preposition + Verb2-ING
3. Subject + Verb1 + Object + Preposition +
HAVING + P.P (of Verb2)
 when Verb2 denotes an action prior to Verb 1
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4. Subject + Verb1 + Verb2-ING
 when Verb1 is either of these verbs:
AVOID, DENY, ENJOY, REGRET, SUGGEST, etc.
PRACTICE
us
having passed our exams
not having telephoned him earlier.
driving Linda to the station
not paying attention to what he had said.
staying at the hotel near the airport
going out that night.
having visited her.
the boy
being rich.
Ann
Jane
Jack
having broken the window of her house.
paying for the meal.
meeting their children soon.
having stolen Mrs. Brown’s car.
having the party on Saturday.
leaving the shop.
buying the house.
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