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LA#4 (Verbs: Tense, Voice, and Mood)

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Principal parts of a verb
(in order)
Infinitive, present participle, past, and past participle
Regular verb
a verb that forms its past and past participle by adding -d or -ed to the infinitive form
Irregular verb
a verb that forms its past and past participle in some other way than a regular verb
To go (Present Tense)
I go
You go
He/she/it goes
We go
You go
They go
To go (Past Tense)
I went
You went
He/she/it went
We went
You went
They went
To go (Future Tense)
I will go
You will go
He/she/it will go
We will go
You will go
They will go
To go (Present perfect tense)
I have gone
You have gone
He/she/it has gone
We have gone
You have gone
They have gone
To go (Past perfect tense)
I had gone
You had gone
He/she/it had gone
We had gone
You had gone
They had gone
To go (Future perfect tense)
I will have been
You will have been
He/she/it will have been
We will have been
You will have been
They will have been
Present tense
used to express action at the present time
Past tense
used to express action that occurred in the past (ends in -d or -ed)
Future tense
used to express action occurring at some time in the future (forms with will or shall)
Present perfect tense
used to express what happened in the past and continues into the present
Past perfect tense
used to express action completed in the past before some other past action/event (forms with had)
Future perfect tense
used to express action which will be completed in the future before some other future action/event (forms will will have/shall have)
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