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XACE Eng.Grammar

XACE Eng. Grammar - Cycle 3 Stack #141458

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Infinitive An infinitive is "to" + a verb used as a noun, adjective or adverb.
Present Participle A Present Participle is a verb + "ing" used as an adjective or a verb.
Past Participle A Past Participle is a verb + "ed" used as an adjective or a verb.
Verb Forms Infinitive Present Past Present Participle Past Participle
Irregular Verb Tenses - to be as, are, is, was, were, being, been
Irregular Verb Tenses - to do do does, did, doing, done
Irregular Verb Tense - to rise rise(s), rose, rising, risen
Irr. Verb Tense - to raise raise(s), raised, raising, raised
Irr. verb tense - to lay lay, laid, laying, laid
Irr. verb tense - to lie lie(s), lay, lying, lain
Irr verb tense - to set set(s), set, setting, set
Irr. verb tense - to sit sit(s), sat, sitting, sat
Irr. verb tense - to beat beat(s), beat, beating, beaten
Irr. verb tense - to break break(s), broke, breaking, broken
Irr. verb tense - to write write(s), wrote, writing, written
Irr. verb tense - to shake shake(s), shook, shaking, shaken
Irr. verb tense - to go go, goes, went, going, gone
Subject That part about which something is said.
Predicate That part which says something about the subject.
Phrase A Phrase is a group of words used as a single part of speech without a verb and a subject.
Independent Clause This expresses a complete thought like a sentence.
4 types of Sentence Structures Simple, Compound, Complex, Compound-Complex
7 Sentence Patterns Subject/Verb S/V/Direct Object S/V/Indirect Object/DO S/V/DO/Complementary Adjective S/V/DO/Complementary Noun S/V/Predicate Adjective S/V/Pred. Nominative
Subordinate Clause This does not express a comlete thought and does not stand alone.
Created by: JudyA
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