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WINTER CHALLENGE 2015 > 5.7 - Luncheon of the Boating Party

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message 1: by Kristina Simon (last edited Nov 14, 2015 06:16PM) (new)

Kristina Simon (kristinasimon) | 11217 comments 5.7 - Luncheon of the Boating Party by Pierre-Auguste Renoir
It's a painting of a boating party! Read a book with a word ending in -ING in the title or subtitle. The word must terminate in -ING.


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Kristina Simon (kristinasimon) | 11217 comments This thread is now open!


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Kathy G. | 1931 comments Can it end in S-

Dragonwings

Thanks


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Kristina Simon (kristinasimon) | 11217 comments Kathy G. wrote: "Can it end in S-

Dragonwings

Thanks"


No, sorry. The word must terminate in -ING.


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Kathy G. | 1931 comments Thank you.


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Bridgett (brikie) | 5 comments If anyone likes literary fiction, I recommend The Sleepwalker's Guide to Dancing by Mira Jacob.


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Kristina Simon (kristinasimon) | 11217 comments BriKie wrote: "If anyone likes literary fiction, I recommend The Sleepwalker's Guide to Dancing by Mira Jacob."

That does look good. Thanks, BriKie!


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Janina (sylarana) How about thing? .. as in The Thing About Jellyfish


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Kristina Simon (kristinasimon) | 11217 comments Janina wrote: "How about thing? .. as in The Thing About Jellyfish"

Thing ends in -ing so that works!


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Melanie Greene (dakimel) | 816 comments I presume no, but just in case - can the 'g' in the 'ing' word be replaced by an apostrophe?
Kissin' Tell


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Kristina Simon (kristinasimon) | 11217 comments Melanie wrote: "I presume no, but just in case - can the 'g' in the 'ing' word be replaced by an apostrophe?
Kissin' Tell"


No, sorry, Melanie. The word must end in -ing.


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