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Principle Parts of Verbs

Principle Parts of Verbs. Lesson 4.4. Here’s the Idea. Every verb has basic forms called its principle parts: the present , the present participle , the past , and the past participle . These principle parts are used to make all of the forms and tenses of the verb. Examples:. live.

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Principle Parts of Verbs

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  1. Principle Parts of Verbs Lesson 4.4

  2. Here’s the Idea Every verb has basic forms called its principle parts: the present, the present participle, the past, and the past participle. These principle parts are used to make all of the forms and tenses of the verb.

  3. Examples: live • We live in a mobile society. • People are traveling more all the time. • Automobiles lent travelers more freedom. • Drivers have enjoyed this freedom for years. present are traveling present participle lent past have enjoyed past participle

  4. Notice that helping verbs are used with the present participle and the past participle. The Four Principle Parts of a Verb Present Present Participle Past Past Participle move (is) moving moved (has) moved travel (is) traveling (has) traveled traveled

  5. Regular Verbs • There are two kinds of verbs: regular and irregular. • A regular verb is a verb whose past and past participle are formed by adding –ed or –d to the present. • The present participle is formed by adding –ing to the present. Present Present Participle walk (is) walk + ing Past Past Participle walk + ed (has) walk + ed

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