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Sounds |
Grammar and Idioms | For Young People |
Present
Continuous* am/is/are +
-ing |
Past
Continuous was/were +-ing |
Present
Perfect have/has +
past participle |
Present
Perfect Continuous have/has been
+-ing |
Conditional --opinions,
wishes |
am visiting is visiting are visiting |
was visiting were visiting |
has visited have visited |
has been
visiting have been
visiting |
could visit could have
visited |
am arguing Is arguing are arguing |
was arguing were arguing |
has argued have argued |
has been
arguing have been
arguing |
could argue could have
argued |
am being is being are being |
was being were being |
has been have been |
has been being have been
being |
could be could have
been |
am staying is staying are staying |
was staying were staying |
has been have been |
has been
staying have been
staying |
could stay could have
stayed |
am taking is taking are taking |
was taking were taking |
has taken have taken |
has been
taking have been
taking |
could take could have
taken |
am opening is opening are opening |
was opening were opening |
has opened have opened |
has been
opening have been
opening |
could open could have
opened |
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has found have found |
*** |
could find could have
found |
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continuous = progressive (grammar books differ in word choice)
Verbs
and
Time
Read
the example of “visit.” Then write down or speak sentences using the
other
verbs.
1.
I am visiting Washington now.
2.
During last month, I was visiting New York.
3.
I have visited many states in my life.
4. I have been visiting different states for
many years.
5.
I could visit Kansas anytime, but I don’t want to.
6.
I could have visited South Dakota last year, but I didn’t want to.
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