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Difference between root verb present participle verb past verb and past perfect verb

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Answered by prashant1317

the verb to be is conjugated which means it is changed in each sentence to agree with the subject of the verb while the present participle remains the same. present continuous tense:
( simple past tense of verb to be plus present participle

Answered by Anonymous

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the verb to be is conjugated which means it is changed in each sentence to agree with the subject of the verb while the present participle remains the same. present continuous tense:

( simple past tense of verb to be plus present participle)

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