had+past participle(-ed)

verb=a word tells when the action happens. =tense                                                                                                         present tense of a verb                                  

past tense of a verb                                     

principal part of a regular verb                          :

base+present participal+past+past participal+infinitive+participial phrased                                   disturbed-disturb                       watching-w

past continuous=was/were+present

participle(-ing)                                                                                                                       =continuous action in the past interrupted by a shorter action

My father was driving his car when the storm started.

neither nor ,use a verb which agrees with  the noun closer to the verb                                                          sam and tom-----------plural subject

 A verb tells when the action happens called tense.

examples:

principle parts of a regular verb.

base: wash

I wash/am washing the dishes.( present tense)

I washed the dishes. (past tense)

I wanted to wash the dishes. (infinitive form of the verb)

I am washing the dishes. (present participle of the verb)

base: shop

present participle: shopping

past: shopped

past participle: shopped

base: hike

present participle: hiking

past: hiked

past participle: hiked

base: disturb

present participle: disturbing

past: disturbed

past participle: disturbed

base: watch

present participle: watching

past: watched

past participle: watched

disturbed by the noise, mrs.jones closed the windows. (participle phrase)

the boys were in their seats, watching the game. (participle phrase)

principle paarts : Make sure that  you are using the correct form of the verb.         

past perfect = had + past participle[ed]

PRINCIPAL PARTS

componud subjects

plural,plural=plural

singular,singular=singular

singular,plural=plural

1. perfect tense: up to a point in time

2. present perfect=has/have+past participle(-ed)

3. present perfect: 

present perfect = has/have + past participle[-ed]

perfect tense = up to a point in time

present tense is the tense that shows an action that is still going

present perfect tense is the action from the past up to now/duration from the past up to now.

The simple past is past action

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Principle part of verb is the four basic forms of "Principle Pars" of a verb base,past tense,present participle.

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present perfect=has/have+past participle[-ed]      

present perfect=DURATION from the past up to now 

present perfect =UNSPECIFIED TIME before now

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Conjunction-connects

Mike and Alberto

Conjunction:and

Conjunction:and or but because when