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23.1
(Six Tenses of Verbs, Four Principal Parts of Verbs) • Practice 1
Tenses Present Past Future Present Perfect Past Perfect Future Perfect Basic Forms I work. Iworked. I willwork. I have worked. I had worked. I will have worked. Progressive Forms I I I I I I am working. was working. will be working. have been working. had been working. will have been working.
VerbTenses
The Six Tenses of Verbs A tense is a form of a verb that shows the time of an action or a condition. Each tense has a basic and a progressive form.
The Four Principal Parts of Verbs Averb has four principal parts: the present, the present
participle, the past, and the past participle. Present cook steal make THE FOUR PRINCIPAL PARTS Present Participle Past Past Participle cookingstealing making cooked stole made (have) cooked (have) stolen (have) made
Recognizing Tenses and Forms of Verbs. Underline the verb or verb phrase in each sentence below. Then write the tense oneach line to the right. If the form is progressive, write the word progressive after the tense. EXAMPLE: Vinnie will be working on Saturday night.
1. Caroline arranged the flowers for thecenterpiece. 2. The TV was working fine last night. 3. I have ordered the pizza already. 4. In December Dad will have been working there thirty years. 5. We often stay in that cottage on vacation. 6.Grandma will visit us next week. 7. Someone has been snooping through my things. 8. The fans had hoped for a win. 9. The chemist had been experimenting with a new formula. 10. The train will have leftwithout us. future progressive
Exercise 1
Identifying Principal Parts. On the lines below, write the principal part of the main verb used in each sentence above. Then write the name of thatprincipal part. EXAMPLE:
1. 2. 3. 4. 5. working, present participle 6. 7. 8. 9. 10.
Exercise 2
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Verb Tenses (Six Tenses of Verbs, Four Principal Parts of Verbs) • 113
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23.1
(Six Tenses of Verbs, Four Principal Parts of Verbs) • Practice 1
Tenses Present Past Future Present Perfect Past Perfect Future Perfect Basic Forms I work. Iworked. I willwork. I have worked. I had worked. I will have worked. Progressive Forms I I I I I I am working. was working. will be working. have been working. had been working. will have been working.
VerbTenses
The Six Tenses of Verbs A tense is a form of a verb that shows the time of an action or a condition. Each tense has a basic and a progressive form.
The Four Principal Parts of Verbs Averb has four principal parts: the present, the present
participle, the past, and the past participle. Present cook steal make THE FOUR PRINCIPAL PARTS Present Participle Past Past Participle cookingstealing making cooked stole made (have) cooked (have) stolen (have) made
Recognizing Tenses and Forms of Verbs. Underline the verb or verb phrase in each sentence below. Then write the tense oneach line to the right. If the form is progressive, write the word progressive after the tense. EXAMPLE: Vinnie will be working on Saturday night.
1. Caroline arranged the flowers for thecenterpiece. 2. The TV was working fine last night. 3. I have ordered the pizza already. 4. In December Dad will have been working there thirty years. 5. We often stay in that cottage on vacation. 6.Grandma will visit us next week. 7. Someone has been snooping through my things. 8. The fans had hoped for a win. 9. The chemist had been experimenting with a new formula. 10. The train will have leftwithout us. future progressive
Exercise 1
Identifying Principal Parts. On the lines below, write the principal part of the main verb used in each sentence above. Then write the name of thatprincipal part. EXAMPLE:
1. 2. 3. 4. 5. working, present participle 6. 7. 8. 9. 10.
Exercise 2
Prentice-Hall, Inc.
Verb Tenses (Six Tenses of Verbs, Four Principal Parts of Verbs) • 113
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