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| Describes an action, state, or occurrence such as TO hear, TO become, TO happen. |
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| Verb "To Be" infinitive- Conjugation: Present Participle |
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| Verb "To Be" infinitive- Conjugation: Past Simple |
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| Verb "To Be" infinitive- Conjugation: Past Participle |
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| Verb "To Be" infinitive- Conjugation: Present Form |
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| A participle that expresses completed action. ending in -ed or -n (raised, thrown.) usually uses "have" or "to be" verbs with it/in front of it. (I jumped vs I HAVE jumped.) |
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| (past tense) A word formed from a verb (going, gone, being, been) (verb conjugations) |
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| Shows the time an action took place (past, present, future) |
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| does not show the time frame of an action. (more general/vague) |
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| Be, Have, and Do (helps the main verb.) |
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| CAN, MUST, WILL. may, must, ought to, am, is, are, were, shall, will, should, ought to, could, might, have to, etc.) (Aux verbs that express modality) |
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A type of action verb that transfers its action to another noun. (the direct object.) EX: the teacher TAUGHT a lesson.
(A lesson receives the action form taught)
-Requires an object for it to make sense/complete its meaning. |
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| Does NOT have a direction action. Verb that indicated a complete action without being accompanied by a direct object. (agree, collapse, cost, cry, emerge, explode.) |
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| not a verb, but looks like one. it's an adjectives, adverbs, and nouns in disguise. ends in -ing. used as a noun; activity in general. |
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| Also verbs that can appear as something else. Has the FORM of a verb, but is not always USED as a verb. Can also be a noun, adjective, or adverb. And is always "To" plus a verb. |
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