VERBS AND VERB TENSES

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is

identify helping verb

Where is he going?

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It does not have a verb.

Why is the following not a correct sentence?

The clown sad.

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They ran.

Which sentence does not have a helping verb?

· They ran.

· Did they run?

· They didn’t run.

· Were they running?

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verb

A ________ is a word that describes a physical or mental action or a state of being.

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one

A complete sentence must have at least ________ verb.

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base form

past form

participle form

name 3 primary forms of a verb

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base form

The ___________ is used for simple present tense

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past form

_______ is used for simple past tense

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participle form

_________ is used for more complicated time situations. These types of verbs are accompanied by a helping verb. 

(Think of participles as “helper forms”, they team up with be or have, or act like adjectives. Can be any tense)

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  • past participle-ed or irregular form, describes an action that has already happened

  • present participle-ing describes an action that is happening or is about to

  • perfect participle-en describes an action that has been completed

list the types of participle form

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-ed

To make the past or participle form of a regular verb, we just add _______.

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  • regular: typically add -ed for past tense and past participle (walk = walked)

  • irregular: don’t follow a consistent pattern for tenses and changes the spelling (go = went = gone)

the difference between regular and irregular verbs

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regular

  • end = ended

  • jump = jumped

  • explain = explained

regular or irregular?

end

jump

explain

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irregular

  • eat = ate

  • take = took

  • go = went

  • come = came

regular or irregular?

eat

take

go

come

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simple

A _________ sentence has a subject and a verb.

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past tense verbs

__________ are used for a time in the past

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present tense verbs

___________ are used for something that happens regularly or for a state or condition right now.

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3

how many verbs are in the sentence?

The two cousins live, work, and vacation together.

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2

how many verbs are in the sentence?

The girls planned by phone, and then they met at the movies.

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helping verb

A _______ is a supporting verb that accompanies a main verb.

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am, are, is, was, were, be, being, been

forms of helping verb “to be”

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have, has, had, having

forms of helping verb “to have”

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do, does, did, doing

forms of helping verb “to do”

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will, would, can, could, must, might, should

some modals (used like helping verbs)

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did

identify helping verb

Did they win?

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want

identify helping verb

I don’t want that.

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can't

identify helping verb

The boys can‘t go.

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progressive tense

The ___________ is used for an action that is or was ongoing. It takes base form of the main verb plus -ing.

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Present progressive

happening now, over a continuous period of time

past or present progressive tense?

I am taking French this semester.

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Past progressive

happened over a continuous period of time in the past

past or present progressive tense?

I was working when you stopped by.

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perfect tense

The ________ is used to cover two time periods. It takes the participle form of the main verb.

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Present perfect

started in the past and continues to present

present or past perfect tense?

I have lived here for three years.

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Past perfect

started and finished in the past, overlapping in time with another action

present or past perfect tense?

I had finished half of my homework when my computer stopped working.

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Present perfect progressive

started in the past, took place for a period of time, and continues to present

present perfect progressive or past perfect progressive tense?

I have been walking for hours!

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Past perfect progressive

started in the past, took place for a period of time, and ended

present perfect progressive or past perfect progressive tense?

She had been asking for a raise for months before she finally received one.