Subject/Object ING

 

ING as nouns: Subject or object

 

Playing the piano

Working on vacation

Working part-time

Learning English

Swimming every Sunday

Watching TV

Studying on my own

Eating Ajinomen

Driving a car

Telling jokes

Taking wine to the store

Drinking wine

Cleaning the kitchen

Writing on my book

 

Subject

 

Swimming in the river has benefits for your health.

Cooking at home means that you know what exactly you eat.

Eating vegetables improves your diet.

 

Object  : like, love, enjoy, (not the verb BE: am is are was were been)

 

I like swimming in the river.

I love cooking on weekends.

Do you like eating Suri?

Does your father enjoy traveling?

Subject  verb  object

Mary loves Mario

 

Mario loves Mary                                 adverb of time

The lion destroyed my small fruit tree yesterday.

 

                          Adverb of place  adverb of time

My father worked at home yesterday.

 

Jeff played basketball last year in Lamas

 

Last Sunday, my brother and his friend Kiara visited me in Sisa.

 

                                                         Direct obj  indirect obj

Last year, My friends usually invited my family to make food on weekends.

 

                                           Adverb of manner  Adverb of time

I don’t like cleaning the house nicely on weekends.

 

Where do you study better?

 

 

Where do you eat more happily, at home or restaurant?

 

Where do you eat Lomo saltado better, at home or restaurant?

 

My Mom stopped cleaning the garage a few minutes ago.

 

 

 

 

 

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