Verbs

Verbs

ÍNDICE

Human experiences in time: present, past and future

Verbal Times: simple, continuos, perfect, progressive.

Help identify when something is happening.

Perfect: something is happening in a specific period of time

Continous: something is happening in a long and specific time.

Simple: moment when something is happening

Perfect progressive: when sometihng begins and ends

Voices: passive and active voice

16 verbal times

Verbs in English

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Used to place emphasis on the subject: the person or thing doing the action.

Active Voice

Active Sentences

1. The boy wins the marathon. 2. The boy ran the marathon.3. The winner is very happy.

1. Used to place emphasis on the object receiving the action. 2. Or When the subject is unkown or not important

Passive Voice

Passive Voice

1. My wallet is stolen. 2. My wallet was stolen by the thief.

Passive or Active Sentences

Sally has broken the window.

The lion was killed by the hunter.

I painted the door green last week.

The Eiffel Tower in Paris was completed in 1889.

Active Voice

Subject + verb + object My Wife chose the wall paper.

Passive Voice

Object + Verb to BE + Participle Verb + by + subject The wall paper was chosen by my wife.

Past of BE + past participle + by

Present of Be + Past Participle

Time to Play

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