1. Last Summer with Maizon Writing and Grammar Inflected Endings Regular/Irregular Verbs Perfect Tense

2. Margaret shivered as the as the train passed over the water. The –ed ending denotes events happening in the past. All verbs in a sentence must have matching verb tenses -ed Margaret was sitting nervously drumming her fingers. The –ing ending denotes events ongoing or happening in the present. All verbs in a sentence must have matching verb tenses -ing

3. PB pg. 220

6. Regular/Irregular Verbs Basic forms of a verb are: Present Present participle Past Past participle A verb is regular when its past and past participle are formed by adding –ed. A verb is irregular when its past and past participle are formed in some other way.

9. Present Perfect, Past, Perfect, and Future Perfect Present perfect tense verbs are made up of has or have and a past participle Past perfect tense verbs are made up of had and a past participle Future perfect tense verbs are made up of will have and a participle

10. present perfect tense past perfect tense future perfect tense present perfect tense future perfect tense past perfect tense