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This document discusses the proper use of verbs with "you" in the English language. It explains that "you have" is used with the third form of a verb, such as "you have done" or "you have eaten." It also explains that "you will" is used with the first form of a verb, like "you will complete" or "you will come." Additionally, "you are" can be used with the present continuous form, such as "you are performing," or without an ing form, such as "you are chosen." Finally, "you were" can be used with the second form of a verb or third form, and sometimes with the continuous form depending on the sentence.
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- 4. USE OF ‘YOU WILL’ ‘You will’ with first form of verb: You will complete your task tomorrow. You will be considered as the captain of the team. You will come across many difficulties in life.
- 5. You will be with continuous verb(ing): You will be knowing it by tomorrow. You will be completing your task today You will be selecting the pictures in the evening
- 6. ‘You are’ can be used in two forms: ‘You are’ with Present continuous verb( ing): Incorrect: you are perform correct: you are performing You are performing in the play with great interest. You are being chosen in the competition. You are watching documentary on television You are improving your grammatical mistakes day by day. You are bleeding badly since the fight has finished. Use of ‘yoU are’
- 7. You are chosen for the art workshop. You are taken as a brave girl in the team. You are beaten by the bad boys in the street. You are driven out by the cruel boss.
- 8. ‘You were’ can be used with the second form of verb and as well as with third form of verb. We can also use it with verb (ing) continuous form but it depends on the sentence. Example: (second form of verb) You were born on 31 January Example : (third form of verb) You were seen eating chewing gum in the school. Example: (continuous form of verb) You were cleaning the table.
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