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Old 26-Nov-2003, 15:40
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  • I made my bed this morning.
    I made breakfast this morning.
    Yesterday, Donna made a cake.
    The car was made by the automaker.
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let
  • She let him go to the store by himself.
    She has let him do that before.
    She let him do it yesterday.
    She might let him do it again.
    I would like it if she would let me use her car.
    She has let me use it before.
    She let me use it last week.
  • Let me go!
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  • The vase was put on the table.
    The vase has been put on the table.
    She put the vase on the table.
    She will put the vase on the table.
    Will you put the vase on the table?
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  • Would you like me to cut the meat?
    Yes, please cut the meat.
    Have you cut meat before?
    I have cut meat before.
    I would like to cut the meat.
    I haven't cut any meat.
    Would you like to cut the meat?
    I have cut the meat.
    The meat has been cut.
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  • Would you like to go to the movies?
    But we went to the movies yesterday.
    We have gone to the movies many times before.
    Would you to go to see a movie?
    I have been there before.
    I don't want to go again.
    I want to go somewhere I haven't been.
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  • Would you take me to the new place?
    You have taken me to other places, but you never took me there.
    You took me to the old place many times, but you have never taken me to the new place.
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  • Today, I bring the books.
    Yesterday, Mike brought the books.
    Have you brought your lunch?
    I have brought the books often.
    I brought the books almost every day last month.
    I have brought the books often enough for a while.
    I am going to stop bringing the books.
    I will let you bring the books.

The present tense is bring. The past tense and past participle is brought.

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to be

The verb to be is the most irregular of the irregular verbs.
  • Base Form----------------- Be
    Past Simple---------------- Was / Were
    Past Participle------------- Been
    1st Person Singular----- Am / Was
    2nd Person Singular---- Are / Were
    3rd Person Singular----- Is
    3rd Person Plural-------- Are / Were
    Present Participle
    / Gerund ------------------- Being

First person singular: am
  • Do you know who I am?
    I am the person you see when you look in the mirror.
    That's who I am.
    I am the person I am.
  • What am I going to do?
    I am fed up with you!
  • I am upset.
    I am mad!
    I am happy.
    I am glad.
    I am unsure.
    I am proud.
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to be

The verb to be is the most irregular of the irregular verbs.
  • Base Form----------------- Be
    Past Simple---------------- Was / Were
    Past Participle------------- Been
    1st Person Singular----- Am / Was
    2nd Person Singular---- Are / Were
    3rd Person Singular----- Is
    3rd Person Plural-------- Are / Were
    Present Participle
    / Gerund ------------------- Being

was: I was; he was; she was
  • Kilroy was here.
    Was it necessary?
    Who was Fibonacci?
    Who was he?
    Amos 'n' Andy was the most popular series in the history of broadcasting.
    Was Darwin wrong?
    Was It murder?
    What was it?
    Who was that?
    I hated Reagan when he was president.
    Now I know that he was a good president.
    It was the day that I was born.
    It was a way of life.
    In the beginning was the Word.
    Rush Limbaugh was right
    The memo was written by Democratic committee staff and was not finalized or circulated among members of the committee, said the panel's senior Democrat, West Virginia Sen. Jay Rockefeller.
    I was wrong!
    Alcohol Prohibition Was A Failure.
    What was Chautauqua?
    In fact, the speedy fall of Baghdad proves the anti-war movement was dead right.
    What was the first personal computer?
    Who was Henry George?
    Concrete was poured, skyscrapers soared, and the retail district,
    seen in the right panel of the panorama, expanded to world class status.
    The Society was incorporated in 1903 and produces The Wisconsin Archeologist.
    What the heck was that?
    Who was she?
    It was here just a minute ago.
    He left an hour ago.
    However, since the Theory of Evolution was first put forward, scientific knowledge has progressed enormously.
    Was the Buddha the first humanist?
    It was over in a minute.
    Where was this trivia when I needed it?
    How smart was this bomb?
    The Shining was written by Stephen King.
    She was there when I left.
    What was she doing there?
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