10. Use the present participle of the verb to complete the following sentence. 1. \( \qquad \) to forget about having a bad day. choose have chosen chose am choosing

The present participle of the verb **"choose"** is **"choosing."** This form is used to indicate an ongoing action or to form continuous tenses. Given the sentence: 1. **\_\_\_\_\_ to forget about having a bad day.** And the options: - choose - have chosen - chose - am choosing **Correct Completion:** While the exact present participle **"choosing"** isn't listed among the options, the closest correct form available is **"am choosing."** This option uses the present participle within the **present continuous tense**, which is appropriate for conveying an ongoing action. **Completed Sentence:** 1. **Am choosing** to forget about having a bad day. **Explanation of Options:** 1. **choose** — Base form (simple present tense) 2. **have chosen** — Present perfect tense 3. **chose** — Simple past tense 4. **am choosing** — Present continuous tense (uses the present participle) Since the task is to use the **present participle**, **"am choosing"** is the most suitable choice among the provided options.