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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
Verb forms
I've been asked to identify the tense and verb forms that appear in some short sentences. For example;
'I'm playing football with Adam next week'. - So the tense is present progressive - but what what do they want for verb form? Active/passive? Which person it's spoken in (first person singular)? Or something else?
Please could someone help me?
'I'm playing football with Adam next week'. - So the tense is present progressive - but what what do they want for verb form? Active/passive? Which person it's spoken in (first person singular)? Or something else?
Please could someone help me?
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Anonymous but what what do they want for verb form? Who knows? Maybe they want you to say 'm is a contraction for am and that it's an auxiliary verb.
- Anonymous but what what do they want for verb form?
- Who knows?
- Maybe they want you to say 'm is a contraction for am and that it's an auxiliary verb.
- CJ
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Anonymousbut what what do they want for verb form?Who knows? Maybe they want you to say 'm is a contraction for am and that it's an auxiliary verb.
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Possibly they want to know that the present progressive is formed with the present tense of BE and the -ing form (present participle) of the verb concerned.
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