QUIZ C Trans/Intrans, Possessives, Adjectives, Adverbs – Review Prepositional Phrases Review Perfect Tenses page 50. – Review Part 4 (V-ed) a.k.a. Past Participle form. Reference irregular verbs on p. 76. Progressive Tenses (L-11) (form of + verb-ing) Use the aux (or helping verb) with any be to be – verb ending in to indicate that an event is continuing. –ing use and Present Progressive present tense of -ing form of verb (Part 5 be (am, is, are) – V-ing) I am buying 20 books this week. Bob is working 6 hours today. Past Progressive use past tense of and -ing form of verb (Part 5 V-ing) be (was, were) – I was buying 20 books per week. Bob was working 6 hours today. Future Progressive use will (or shall) with and -ing form of verb (Part 5 V-ing) be – I will be buying 20 this week. Bob will be working 6 hours today. Perfect Progressive Tenses (L-11) (form of + verb-ing) to indicate that an event have +been – started in the past and is still continuing. Present Perfect Progressive use with past participle of and -ing form of have be (been) – verb (Part 5 V-ing) I have been buying 20 books each week. Bob has been working 6 hours each day. Past Perfect Progressive use with past participle of be (been) and -ing form of verb had – (Part 5 V-ing) I had been buying 20 per week. Bob had been working 6 hours today. use add Future Perfect Progressive will (or shall) with past participle of be have, – and (been) -ing form of verb (Part 5 V-ing) I will have been buying 20 books per week by the time this year ends. Bob will have been working 6 hours when we finally speak with him. Go to page 57 in the textbook. Modals (L-12)
QUIZ C – Trans/Intrans, Possessives, Adjectives, Adverbs Review Prepositional Phrases Review Perfect Tenses – page 50. Review Part 4 (V-ed) a.k.a. Past Participle form. Reference irregular verbs on p. 76. Progressive Tenses (L-11) – (form of be + verb-ing) Use the aux (or helping verb) to be with any verb ending in –ing to indicate that an event is continuing. Present Progressive – use present tense of be (am, is, are) and -ing form of verb (Part 5 V-ing) I am buying 20 books this week. Bob is working 6 hours today. Past Progressive – use past tense of be (was, were) and -ing form of verb (Part 5 V-ing) I was buying 20 books per week. Bob was working 6 hours today. Future Progressive – use will (or shall) with be and -ing form of verb (Part 5 V-ing) I will be buying 20 this week. Bob will be working 6 hours today. Perfect Progressive Tenses (L-11) – (form of have +been + verb-ing) to indicate that an event started in the past and is still continuing. Present Perfect Progressive – use have with past participle of be (been) and -ing form of verb (Part 5 V-ing) I have been buying 20 books each week. Bob has been working 6 hours each day. Past Perfect Progressive – use had with past participle of be (been) and -ing form of verb (Part 5 V-ing) I had been buying 20 per week. Bob had been working 6 hours today. Future Perfect Progressive – use will (or shall) with have, add past participle of be (been) and -ing form of verb (Part 5 V-ing) I will have been buying 20 books per week by the time this year ends. Bob will have been working 6 hours when we finally speak with him. Go to page 57 in the textbook. Modals (L-12)
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