What are the four basic forms of a verb?

a. tenses, principle parts, moods, and types

b. present, present participle, past, and past principle

c. subjunctive, imperative, interrogative, and declarative

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What are the four basic forms of a verb?

a. tenses, principle parts, moods, and types

b. present, present participle, past, and past principle

c. subjunctive, imperative, interrogative, and declarative

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Mareli Patel · Answer 1

(1) infinitive, (2) past tense, (3) present participle, and (4) past participle.

Hence, the option B.

Rayan Merritt · Answer 2

B.

Explanation:

A verb can be defined as an action word of the subject in a sentence. A verb shows what the subject is doing in a sentence.

For example, I am reading a novel. ['reading' is a verb that reveals the action of the subject 'I' in the sentence].

A verb has four basic forms namely present, past, present participle and past participle.

So, the correct answer is option B.

What are the four basic forms of a verb?a. tenses, principle parts, moods, and typesb. present, present participle, past, and past principlec. subjunctive, imperative, interrogative, and declarative

What are the four basic forms of a verb?

a. tenses, principle parts, moods, and types

b. present, present participle, past, and past principle

c. subjunctive, imperative, interrogative, and declarative