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WorksheetsNYSS APL Module 2 Using the "-ing" Form
Total questions: 24
Worksheet time: 12mins
Identify the use of "-ing" form: "Showing up on time is obviously very important."
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Identify the use of "-ing" form: "I think your attitude is also a very big contributing factor to your success."
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Identify the use of "-ing" form: "When things need to be improved, it's very easy to go into an industry, to go into a job and say, 'This isn't working.'"
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Identify the use of "-ing" form: "Learning how to see where you can improve and making that change - that's really the skill that you need to learn to be successful."
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Identify the use of "-ing" form: "Learning how to see where you can improve and making that change - that's really the skill that you need to learn to be successful."
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Identify the use of "-ing" form: "For hospitality specifically, you need to be outgoing and you need to care about people."
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Identify the use of "-ing" form: "You learn to speak to people, and you learn to develop a dialogue. That's the skill that I've learned. And then just being compassionate and caring."
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Identify the use of "-ing" form: "I think hospitality sometimes is unpredictable and can be very challenging."
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Identify the use of "-ing" form: "If you're not somebody who's naturally rewarded by doing well for others, you may not find as much satisfaction as you would in another profession."
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Identify the use of "-ing" form: "For being a general manager, or an assistance manager, you have to have some skills in a couple of areas. Accounting is one of them."
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Identify the use of "-ing" form: "Nothing is really more important than accounting, to make sure that we're meeting our financial goals, and to make sure that we're keeping all of our records correctly." (The two "-ing" forms have the same function.)
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Identify the use of "-ing" form: "There needs to be some sort of a very iron-clad accounting department, so knowing about how to manage budgets, knowing about the whole process of accepting and receiving invoices, paying out invoices, all of that kind of oversight is very important."
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Identify the use of "-ing" form: "My dad was a pretty smart guy, so he thought for a moment before saying something very tricky to me, to make me think he was giving me a choice when he was really telling me what to do."
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Identify the use of "-ing" form: "My dad was a pretty smart guy, so he thought for a moment before saying something very tricky to me, to make me think he was giving me a choice when he was really telling me what to do."
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Identify the use of "-ing" form: "My dad was a pretty smart guy, so he thought for a moment before saying something very tricky to me, to make me think he was giving me a choice when he was really telling me what to do."
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Identify the use of "-ing" form: "Now, even at 13, I know that there are some moments in life that at first seem ordinary but have a lasting impact and can change things forever."
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Identify the use of "-ing" form: "After talking to my dad about what makes candy bad for me and what it does to my teeth, I decided right then and there that I was going to be the one to make it happen. I was going to make a healthy candy."
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Identify the use of "-ing" form: "After talking to my dad about what makes candy bad for me and what it does to my teeth, I decided right then and there that I was going to be the one to make it happen. I was going to make a healthy candy." (The two "-ing" forms have the same function.)
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Identify the use of "-ing" form: "Now, let me point out that this is usually the part of the good idea where most people start listening to those voices. You know the ones that tell you that you can’t do anything. You’re just one person. You don’t know anything about making candy, but I wasn’t going to let anything stop me, including fear. "
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Identify the use of "-ing" form: "Now, let me also point out that this is not my first great idea. i have been coming up with inventions since I was three years old."
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Identify the use of "-ing" form: "I started off talking to my dentist and my dental hygienist about what made candy bad for me, and obviously, what ingredients I could put in the sucker. Obviously, it was anti-sugar. Then, I made a shocking discovery."
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Identify the use of "-ing" form: "Why is tooth decay such a growing epidemic in our country?"
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Identify the use of "-ing" form: "My all-natural lollipops are free of the top seven allergens, plus they actually reduce cavities, and they taste amazing."
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Identify the use of "-ing" form: "I talked to food scientists, and I toured plants, which by the way, is another name for a manufacturing facility, and for the record, doesn't have any real plants in it."
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