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Mind Map by georgie.benbow, updated more than 1 year ago
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Created by georgie.benbow
almost 11 years ago
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The Perfect Form
- An action or process that was, is or will be completed
- Perfect
- Is an action
or process
that was
completed
- The auxiliary verb in
the compound verb
changes whilst the
infinite verb is written
in the simple past
tense
- Have, had.
- I have gone on a jog today
- I have gone on a jog today
- Have, had.
- The auxiliary verb in
the compound verb
changes whilst the
infinite verb is written
in the simple past
tense
- Is an action
or process
that was
completed
- Perfect Future
- Is an action or
process that will
be completed
- The auxiliary verb in
the compound verb
changes whilst the
infinite verb is written in
the simple past tense
- Shall have, will be.
- I will be going on a jog
- I will be going on a jog
- Shall have, will be.
- The auxiliary verb in
the compound verb
changes whilst the
infinite verb is written in
the simple past tense
- Is an action or
process that will
be completed
- Perfect Past
- Is an action or
process that was
completed
- The auxiliary verb in
the compound verb
changes whilst the
infinite verb is
written in the simple
past tense
- Had
- I had gone for a jog yesterday
- I had gone for a jog yesterday
- Had
- The auxiliary verb in
the compound verb
changes whilst the
infinite verb is
written in the simple
past tense
- Is an action or
process that was
completed
- Perfect
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