Tuesday, December 10, 20131. Read Quietly 2. Verbs Practice

1. Complete Page 505, Ex. 20 & page 507 Ex. 242. Review 12 tenses3. Independent work

W&G, page 505, Ex. 20

1. A new law passed in 1670 will be prohibiting thatched roofs.

2. Other laws have been requiring that streets be kept clear of flammable materials.

3. The mayor had been appointing wardens to report fire hazards.

4. The wardens are fining violators of fire laws.5. By 1732, the city was purchasing its first fire

engine.

The Progressive TensesTENSE HELPING VERB EXAMPLE

PRESENT PROGRESSIVE AM, ARE, OR IS I am singingShe is singingThey are singing

PAST PROGRESSIVE WAS OR WERE She was singingThey were singing

FUTURE PROGRESSIVE WILL BE She will be singing

PRESENT PERFECT PROGRESSIVE

HAVE BEEN OR HAS BEEN She has been singingThey have been singing

PAST PERFECTPROGRESSIVE

HAD BEEN She had been singing

FUTURE PERFECTPROGRESSIVE

WILL HAVE BEEN She will have been singing

Six Basic TensesTENSE PRINCIPAL PART USED BASIC FORM

PRESENT Present She BeginsThey Begin

PAST Past She Began

FUTURE Present will

She will begin

PRESENT PERFECT Past participle Have or Has

She has begunThey have begun

PAST PERFECT Past participle Had

She had begun

FUTURE PERFECT Past participle Will have

She will have begun

Verbs Practice• W&G, page 507, Exercise 21:Write the sentences and give the tense of the verbs:

Here are the verbs:1. Are 2. Have been disagreeing3. Will continue4. Will be learning5. Had united6. Formed7. Has been called8. Includes9. Had been extending AND lived10. Added

• W&G, page 507, Exercise 23: Write the sentences with the correct verb forms. 1. have, 2. receive, 3. be & begin, 4. run, 5. bear

• Turn in Exercises 21 and 23 when done!• Complete/Study Verbs Study Guide: On back table

• Read Quietly