Principal Parts of Verbs

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Principal Parts of Verbs Pages 154-155 Principal Parts of Verbs

Present Participle Sometimes the main verb in the sentence. It is used with: is, was, or another form of the verb BE. Example: LeRoy is visiting England.

Past Participle Sometimes the main verb in the sentence. It is used with the helping verbs has, had, or have. Example: He has visited London.

Forming participles To form the past tense and the past participle do follow the rules listed below: Add “d” or “ed” Walk= walked When a regular verb ends with a consonant PRECEDED by “Y”, change the “Y” to “I” before adding “ED”. Try=tried When a one-syllable verb ends with a consonant PRECEDED by a vowel, double the consonant BEFORE adding “ED”. Drop= dropped

How would you make the following verbs into the present participle? (is) looking (is) sharing (is) skipping (is) learning (is) drying Look Share Skip Learn Dry

How would you make the following verbs into the past tense? looked shared skipped learned dried Look Share Skip Learn Dry

How would you make the following verbs into the past participle? (has) looked (has) shared (has) skipped (has) learned (has) dried Look Share Skip Learn Dry

Irregular Verbs These verbs do not form the past and past participle by adding “D” or “ED”. YOU MUST MEMORIZE THEM!!!!!!!!!

How would you make the following verbs into the present participle? (is) doing (is) seeing (is) tearing (is) sinking (is) knowing Do See Tear Sink Know

How would you make the following verbs into the present participle? Did Saw Tore Sank Knew Do See Tear Sink Know

How would you make the following verbs into the present participle? (Has) done (Has) seen (Has) torn (Has) sunk (Has) known Do See Tear Sink Know