Re: List of To be to Have Verbs in English Hi Mister M in Yokohama:
I am sorry for being unclear.
I will try again to explain:
In German and other languages they have usually lists of verbs that use the auxilliary verb tobe or to have. i.e. Ich habe gelernt (in German). In English, I studied or Ich bin gegangen ( I went/left).
There are lists of verbs that always take sein (to be) or Haben (to have) plus the past participle.
I am not sure if I can apply this to English too.
My student is having a hard time trying to decide when she should the verb to be+ participle and to have+ participle.
Does anyone have any tricks or list that I could give to my student?
Thanks a lot.
Suzy Q |