present/past participle
Present participle of the verb talk
is talking
past tense of become
became
Present Perfect tense describes something existing or happening sometime before now and may be continuing now
True
a verb expressing an action done by its subject
active voice
sat
past participle of the verb draw
have drawn
past participle form of the verb go
have gone
This tense describes an action existing before a specific time in the future
future perfect
a verb expressing an action done to its subjects
passive.
We raise/rise the flag each morning.
raise
present participle of the verb clean
is cleaning
past participle of grow
have grown
We had seen the movie already.
Verb tense?
past perfect
The tickets had been sold months before the concert.
passive
I'm going to go lie/lay down.
lie
past participle of the verb practice
have practiced
past tense of the verb light
lit or lighted
Progressive form expresses an action that is ______
continuing or in progress.
I am packing up my things.
active.
The book was lying/laying on the table.
laying.
I was leaning backwards when I fell off the chair.
Present or past participle form?
past participle
past tense of pay
paid
We have been seeing each other for about a month.
Tense?
Present perfect progressive.
I was elected to be president.
passive.
The student rose/raised her hand.
raised.