CAVITE MUNITY, SPANISH ACCOUNTS

SPANISH VERSION

Isinulat ito ni Jose Montero y Vidal, isa syang prolific Spanish historian and documented the event now
according to the spanish version take note of this, they highlighted the mutiny it as an attempt of the
indios to overthrow the Spanish government in the Philippines. (inisip nila na ayan na nanglalaban na
ang mga indio, papatalsikin na nila tayo and we have to do something)

And At the same time ito rin ay medyo namagnify ni Gov General Rafael Izquerdo’s sa kanyang report sa
hari ng espanya, and made use of it to implicate the native clergy which was then active in the call for
secularization.

Secularization – magkaroon ng magandang katungkulan ang mga native clergies (mga pilipinong pari)
dito sa pilipinas na hindi nagustuhan ng mga prayleng espanyol.

According to the Spanish version, ang 1872 cavite mutiny was premeditated ang ibig sabihin nito ay
pinagplanuhang mabuti, is a part of a big conspiracy among educated leaders, meztiso, lawyers and
residents of manila and cavite. They alledgedly (favorite to ni Jessica soho Di umano plinano nila) to
liquidate high-ranking Spanish officers and kill friars so naunawaan natin na ito yung Spanish version.

And the accounts detail that on January 20, 1872 will be discussed by Althea Gutierrez.

So, that’s all for my part. Thankyou for listening!

Goodmorning everyone, I am Regina S. Carreon and Today is I will be discuss about the verb tenses, first
is we have

Present Perfect Tense

The present perfect (present + HAVE + (-en) + MV) refers to an action that was completed in the
immediate past or one that began in the past and continues in the present:

We use this tense to talk about our actions or events that happened in the past but the results are here
in the present. We can easily remember this because there only 3 basic parts, number 1 is Subject,
second is Helping verb and last is Main Veb.

Now look at the 2 sentences examples here:

1. Carlo has fixed my bike.

2. These dogs have undergone security training

The subject in these 2 sentences are Carlo and Dogs, helping verb is HAS and HAVE, We will use HAS if
we are talking about one person or object and we will use HAS if more than one person or object. The
third part is main verb, our main verb is need to be on past participle. on example number 1 the word fix
we add ‘ed’ because this is past participle. In second sentence we can use word ‘undergo’ but we used
‘undergone’ because this is the past participle form of word undergo. So how do we know the past
participle of a one verb?

If Regular verb is we can add ‘ed’

Example of regular verb

Present tense Past Tense Past Participle

dance danced danced
jump jumped jumped

But the challenging part is the past participle of the irregular verbs because of changing of their spelling

Example of irregular verb

Present tense Past tense Past participle

see saw seen
speak spoke spoken
be was/were been
choose chose chosen
forget forgot forgotten
eat ate eaten
go went gone
undergo underwent undergone

The Past Perfect (past + Perfect +MV)

The past perfect (past + HAVE + (-en) + MV), which always expresses past time, expresses an action
that took place before another one: It indicates the finished or completed actions of the past.

For example

After they had shoveled the walk, it began to snow again.

Past action - it began to snow again

Previous past action - they had shoveled the walk

He believed that the play had already ended.

Past action - He believed

Previous past action - the play had already ended

Another example

I have seen that movie twice. We have “I” our subject, “Have” the helping verb, “Seen” our main verb.

If the sentence is negative, here is an example

1. I haven’t been to Taiwan.

The Future Perfect

(present + will/start + Perfect +MV)

The future perfect (present + will/shall + HAVE + (-en) + MV) signals an action that will occur before
some time or event in the future: it refers to an action or state that will finish sometime in the future
before some other event in the future. It doesn’t matter if the subject of your sentence is singular or
plural. The formula doesn’t change.

On June 21, Aloy will have owned the same car for five years.

Future time - On June 21

Future action complete - Aloy will have owned the same car for five years

The airplane will have left before we reach the airport.

First future action - The airplane will have left

Second future action - before we reach the airport

By 7pm, you will have finished your homework