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    Can you help me please on prefect tense verb phrase and the meaning


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    The perfect tenses describe actions which are complete. They have past, present and future forms and require an auxiliary verb > this would be the word before snowed as snow is the action] the auxiliary verb (meaning helper verb) also makes the sentence sound complete.


    Past tense: Yesterday, it had snowed 5 inches by nightfall. 


    Present tense: It has snowed 5 inches today. 


    Future tense: By nightfall, it will have snowed 5 inches. 



    Mr.Den

    Good Job Colleen.....{:D
    Ducky

    Moderator
    Wow..15" of snow! Happy plowing! :)
    Colleen

    Moderator
    No snow here and it's only 5 inches in the make believe sentences ;)
    facebook

    Yesterday,today,tomorrow, that add up 15inch of snowed
    bulletman

    No snow here either.

    Colleen did a good job, mone.......Hope she has helped you...{ :D



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