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Anonymous Posted 13 years ago
Grammar

Grammar

Can someone explain me what is the 3rd form of the verb and when it is used?

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The 'third form' is what some writers label teh traditional past participle. It is used with HAVE to construct perfect forms, and with BE to construct passive forms.

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  • The 'third form' is what some writers label teh traditional past participle.
  • It is used with HAVE to construct perfect forms, and with BE to construct passive forms.
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The 'third form' is what some writers label teh traditional past participle.

It is used with HAVE to construct perfect forms, and with BE to construct passive forms.
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The 3rd form this is a kind of irregular verb (go-V1, went-V2, gone-V3) used in the present and the past prefect tense. For example: verb (V) - have (has) +V3. Also you have to use it in the passive voice if the verb is irregular - to be (was or were, been) + V3. Something like this. May be I forget a little bit.
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