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| Action, linking, or helping are types of verbs |
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| Anything you can do (actions) |
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| joins to an action (is, am, was, were, be being, been) |
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| when the verb happens (past, present, future) |
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| action that has already happened |
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| Action that is happing now |
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when the subject and the verb fit together
(plural subject - singular verb)
(singular subject - plural verb) |
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Simple predicate is the verb of a sentence.
Complete predicate is the verb and the rest of the sentence. |
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verbs that do not follow the rules for
spelling when changing tense.
EXAMPLE: eat becomes past tense ate;
not eated |
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