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You can separate the DOER and DOING words from the work groups that are next to them.

 

Consider: Jack,WHO IS A SENIOR, runs.  
 What is the DOER word?Jack
 What is the DOING word?     Runs
 What is the word group?     WHO IS A SENIOR

Remember that the word groups are usually said in ONE BREATH.

LESSON 8

Study these sentences. Click on to check your result.

  1. Helen, who lives across the street, speaks softly. DOER word? HELEN
  DOING word? SPEAKS
  WORD GROUP? WHO LIVES ACROSS THE STREET
  2. Paul, my cousin, was a student. DOER word? PAUL
  BEING word? WAS (No action occors here.)
  WORD GROUP? MY COUSIN
  3. The boys in my class like to watch TV. DOER word? BOYS
  DOING words? LIKE TO WATCH
  WORD GROUP? IN MY CLASS
  4. Fred and Paul, both brothers, go to school. Two DOER words? PAUL and FRED
  DOING word? GO
  WORD GROUP? BOTH BROTHERS
  5. You and I, in my room,can read together. Two DOER words? You and I
  DOING words? CAN READ
  WORD GROUP? IN MY ROOM
  6. My dog, which is a terrier, is still a pup. DOER word? DOG
  DOING word? IS (No action here.
  WORD GROUP? WHICH IS A TERRIER
  7. Apples, from that tree, will have many seeds. DOER word? APPLES
  DOING words? WILL HAVE
  WORD GROUP? FROM THAT TREE
  8. The school across the street lets out in June. DOER word? SCHOOL
  DOING words? LETS OUT
  WORD GROUP? ACROSS THE STREET

(REPEAT ALL EXERCISES AT LEAST 3 TIMES.)

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