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Pagina 14
William Jayne Weston. 66 To carry : Present Tense , I carry , etc. Past Tense , I carried , etc. To rise : Past Participle , I have carried , etc. Present Tense , I rise , etc. Past Tense , I rose , etc. Past Participle , I have risen ...
William Jayne Weston. 66 To carry : Present Tense , I carry , etc. Past Tense , I carried , etc. To rise : Past Participle , I have carried , etc. Present Tense , I rise , etc. Past Tense , I rose , etc. Past Participle , I have risen ...
Pagina 131
... PRESENT . ( See " Idiom " ) He through the arméd files Darts his experienced eye , and soon traverse The whole ... Present : the form of the Present Tense is used though the Past is spoken of . When , wishing to make our narrative more ...
... PRESENT . ( See " Idiom " ) He through the arméd files Darts his experienced eye , and soon traverse The whole ... Present : the form of the Present Tense is used though the Past is spoken of . When , wishing to make our narrative more ...
Pagina 139
... present tense , but the intended sense is the future ; in ( b ) am , the present form , also relates to the future ; in ( c ) brings and the other verbs are the present form , but the intended sense is the past ; in ( e ) can should ...
... present tense , but the intended sense is the future ; in ( b ) am , the present form , also relates to the future ; in ( c ) brings and the other verbs are the present form , but the intended sense is the past ; in ( e ) can should ...
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