'Past participle' presentation slideshows

Tense and Aspect

Tense and Aspect. Tense and Aspect. Prepared by: Wahhaj Abulehia Submitted to: Professor Walid Amer 2 nd Mar. 2019. Objectives. Students are expected to: have developed theoretical and practical knowledge in tense and aspect in terms of both English and Arabic.

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Latin Prefixes

Latin Prefixes. Prefixes. Latin prefixes are category presevering If a prefix is added to a noun, the result is a noun If a prefix is added to a verb, the result is a verbh. ad. ad. ad. ad. Observation. [d] assimilates to a [b] [d] assimilates to [p] [d] assimilates to [g]

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Using Verbs Correctly

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Past Participles Present Perfect Pluperfect Passive Voice

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PASSIVE SENTENCES

PASSIVE SENTENCES. OUTLINE. Passive voice Change in order Change in verb phrase By-agent Double-object passive Have/get something done Passive with reporting verbs. PASSIVE VOICE. A: Our friends denied the evidence P: The evidence was denied by our f. Changes in order

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Perfect Tense verbs

Perfect Tense verbs. Cheri Cosnowski. Tenses for Perfect verbs . We already learned that verbs can be written in 3 tenses: Past Present Future

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Mastering six troublesome verbs

Mastering six troublesome verbs. Why are these verbs troublesome? Lie / Lay Sit / Set Rise / Raise Review A Review B. Why are these verbs troublesome?. Six verbs in English require special attention. lie. lay. sit. set. rise. raise. Does the cheetah. still or. still?.

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STRONG (IRREGULAR) VERBS

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Il condizionale

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Lesson 2 Grammar

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Irregular Verb Chart

Irregular Verb Chart. (has, had, have) Present Past Past Participle 1. be was/were been 2. become became become 3. begin began begun 4. blow blew blown 5. break broke broken 6. bring brought brought 7. build built built 8. burst burst burst 9. buy bought bought.

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The Conditionals

The Conditionals. By Mark. Introduction. What are the conditionals, and why the gobbledygook? First Conditional Your turn! Second Conditional Have a go! Third Conditional Try and think of examples. Conclusion The gobbledygook. What are the Conditionals?.

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Verbals and Verbal Phrases

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MODAL VERBS

MODAL VERBS. Using the modal verbs we may, for example, ask for permission to do something, grant permission to someone, give or receive advice , make or respond to requests and offers , give instructions or orders , express duty or obligation etc.

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Pasado Participio

Pasado Participio. Past Participle. To form the past participle, simply drop the infinitive ending (-ar, -er, -ir) and add - ado (for -ar verbs) or - ido (for -er, -ir verbs). Ejemplos: caminar - ar + ado = caminando correr - er + ido = corrido vivir - ir + ido = vivido. -er

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Present Perfect

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Present perfect subjunctive

Preview Present perfect subjunctive. Present perfect subjunctive. Remember that the subjunctive is used with expressions that convey feelings . Present perfect subjunctive. Me alegra que vengan mis amigos a nuestra fiesta. Temo que mi novia vaya a romper conmigo.

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You need 3 things to make the past tense

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