The Four Forms of Regular Verbs Name of verb Base form Past form Present participle Past participle to watch I can watch. I watch. I watched. I am watching. I have watched. to wait I can wait. I wait. I waited. I am waiting. I have waited. to try I can try. I try. I tried. I am trying. I have tried. to laugh I can laugh. I laugh. I laughed. I am laughing. I have laughed. to yell I can yell. I yell. I . I am yelling. I have . to dance I can . I dance . I danced. I am . I have danced. to wink I can wink. I . I winked. I am . I have . to stop I can . I . I . I am . I have .

CONTENTS MAIN PAGE SPECIAL INSTRUCTIONS Technical Requirements Navigating Sentence Sense Using Applications Using a Word Processor ESL TIPS CHARTS AND TABLES Auxiliary Verbs Common Verb Contractions Use of Modal Auxiliaries The Four Forms of Regular Verbs Common Irregular Verbs Some Common Prepositions Verbs, Gerunds and Infinitive Completers Summary of Comma Use Uses of Reported Speech Clause Connectors Summary of Solutions for Run-ons Agreement With to do, to have & to be Pronouns Spelling Chart Correction Tally OTHER INTERNET RESOURCES SEARCH ENGINE