How to spell ING correctly?
For the common misspelling of "-ing", here are some helpful suggestions. Pay attention to context and ensure you replace "-ing" with the correct ending. For verbs, use "-ing" in present participles (e.g., running) or "-ed" in past tense (e.g., jumped). For adjectives, employ "-ing" for present participial adjectives (e.g., interesting) and "-ed" for past participial adjectives (e.g., excited). In doubt
List of suggestions on how to spell ing correctly
- ding I heard a ding, indicating that I had received a new message.
- ENG
- in I love to read in the library.
- Ina Ina is a very talented artist.
- Inc I will incorporate the word " Inc" into the company name.
- Ind
- INF I need information on INF file protections.
- Ing I was ing out earlier today, and I saw the most beautiful sunset.
- inge
- ink
- inn I'm going to the inn to get some dinner.
- INS I need you to verify the ins and outs of the project before we move forward.
- INT The computer program requires the user to enter their INT identification number.
- king She cast her eyes down towards the ground, waiting for the king to pass.
- ling
- LNG I will be driving down to Houston to take in the LNG plant tour.
- ming I am feeling a bit ming at the moment.
- ping I'm going to ping you at 4 pm to remind you of our meeting.
- ring
- sing
- ting I can feel a slight ting on my tongue after eating something sour.
- wing The bird flapped its wing and took flight into the sky.
- zing The chili pepper added a zing of heat to the dish.
Misspelling of the day
Apsolutly
- absolute
- absolutely
- absolutes
- apostle
- appositely
- aptly
- astutely
- axolotl
- axolotls
- desolately
