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    This document discusses verbs and their forms. It explains that verbs show actions and can indicate time, intention, and number. Verbs come in different forms depending on whether the subject is singular or plural, and the person (first, second, third). There are also different verb tenses including present, past, future, present continuous, past continuous, future continuous, present perfect, past perfect, and future perfect. Each tense expresses actions or states of being at different points in time. The document provides examples to illustrate the different verb forms and tenses.

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    VERBS

    PART II
    BY
    JAMILETH ZAMBRANO.
    W H AT I S A V E R B ?

    VERB IS A WORD
    WICH SHOWS AN
    ACTION
    VERBS FORMS
    The verbs are provide us with
    information about such things as
    time ,intention and number.
    NUMBER
    •Verbs forms reflect whether the
    nouns or pronouns they describe in
    the subject of the sentece are
    singular or plural
    Victor sleeps.

    Victor and Edisson sleep.


    • Victor is sleeping.

    • Victor and Edisson are sleeping.


    • Victor will sleep.

    • Victor and Edisson will sleep.


    PERSON
    NUMBER
    PERSON SINGULAR PLURAL

    First I work. We work.


    Second You work. You work.
    Third He/She/It Works. They work.
    Activity
    • IS SINGULAR O PLURAL ?
    • Is (FIRST,SECOND,THIRD)Person?

    • I and Melany work


    1.Cristhian plays
    2.Stefania is studying
    3.Jhon will go
    4.Magdalena and Julissa will go
    PRESENT TENSE VERBS
    • -SIMPLE PRESENT VERBS
    • Describe actions or states of being that exist now.
    • I ,YOU,WE,THEY
    I/YOU/WE/THEY speak English.
    • HE,SHE,IT ‘s,’es,’ies
    • He/She speaks English.
    • It rains a lot here.
    ACTIVITY
    • SIMPLE PAST
    • The "simple past" is used to talk about an
    action that ended.
    • For example
    • I saw a movie yesterday.
    SIMPLE FUTURE
    • To predict a future event.
    • STRUCTURE
    • Subject + Will + Verb + Object.
    • Example:
    • It will rain tomorrow.
    PRESENT CONTINUOS.
    • Isused to express an action in progress,
    or unfinished.
    • The present progressive (composed of the
    verb be and the gerund that is formed by
    adding -ing to the end of the verb:
    • FOR EXAMPLE:
    • The children are sleeping right now.
    PAST CONTINUOS
    • Verbs are formed by combining
    was(I,HE,SHE,IT)or were(YOU,WE,THEY) and the
    present participle .
    • They reference actions or states of being that
    were in progresive in the past.
    • For example:
    • I was studying last night.
    FUTURE CONTINUOS VERBS

    • ARE FORMED BY COMBINING WILL BE OR


    SHALL BE
    • THEY REFERENCE ACTIONS OR STATES OF
    BEING THAT WILL BE OR SHALL BE
    CONTINUOSLY HAPPENING IN THE FUTURE .
    • FOR EXAMPLE:
    • I will be writing the letter tomorrow.
    PRESENT
    PERFECT
    PA S T P E R F E C T
    FUTURE PERFECT

    • The future perfect tense is used to indicate


    a future event that has a definitive end
    date. It follows a general formula of
    • will + have + verb (ending in -ed)or past
    participle.
    • Maria missed the plane
    • They have eaten

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