What is the principal part of the underlined verb in the sentence?
i visit my grandfat...
English, 28.01.2020 08:31, miyahvictoria
What is the principal part of the underlined verb in the sentence?
i visit my grandfather every afternoon.
a.
past
b.
past participle
c.
present
d.
present participle
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what is the principal part of the underlined verb in the sentence?
granddad is teaching a course in woodworking at the community center.
a.
present participle
b.
past
c.
present
d.
past participle
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what is the principal part of the underlined verb in the sentence?
we have finished a wooden salad bowl for my mother.
a.
present
b.
past participle
c.
present participle
d.
past
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what is the principal part of the underlined verb in the sentence?
we made it in only one week.
a.
present
b.
past
c.
present participle
d.
past participle
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what is the principal part of the underlined verb in the sentence?
henry wants a new skateboard for his birthday.
a.
past
b.
present participle
c.
past participle
d.
present
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what is the principal part of the underlined verb in the sentence?
we enjoyed our day at the beach.
a.
present participle
b.
past participle
c.
past
d.
present
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what is the tense of the underlined verb in the sentence?
our mail carrier, ms. anner, who is also our friend, surprised us yesterday with a special announcement.
a.
future
b.
present
c.
present perfect
d.
past
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what is the tense of the underlined verb in the sentence?
harriet will visit her aunt in baltimore on friday.
a.
future perfect
b.
past
c.
future
d.
present
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what is the tense of the underlined verb in the sentence?
dante said, "my father has shown me pictures from his old college yearbooks."
a.
future perfect
b.
present perfect
c.
past
d.
past perfect
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what is the tense of the underlined verb in the sentence?
"will we need more snacks for the party? " asked jeremy.
a.
future
b.
present
c.
past
d.
future perfect
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