ENGLISH 4SD3 Lecture Notes - Lecture 6: Pluperfect, Present Perfect, Gerund

• School: McMaster University
• Department: English
• Course: ENGLISH 4SD3
• Professor: Dr. Jeffrey Donaldson

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We will submit all of our creative writings to him save your worst for late. Say when you don(cid:495)t understand things you(cid:495)ll be a hero in this class. Elegy (cid:498)my husband died and i feel really sad(cid:499) Look at your subject and if the action is happening right now by happening now. He thinks we are telling too much in our paragraphs. Verb focused sentences (verb tenses- gerunds (-ing, object or subject of sentence), present participles (-ing) and past participles): Ex 1) i have been given one week to complete my parsing present perfect passive. Ex 2) the present perfect tense had been confused with the present tense past perfect passive. Ex 3) past perfect has often brought parsers to their knees present perfect active. Ex 4) i had been thinking that i would know all this stuff past perfect continuous active (cid:498)have(cid:499) is the present perfect, (cid:498)have(cid:499) is the present auxiliary.