The document outlines different forms of verbs, including base, infinitive, simple past, past participle, and present participle, along with examples for each. It emphasizes the exceptional nature of the verb 'be,' showcasing its various forms and uses. Each verb form has specific applications in sentences, highlighting their grammatical importance.

1. FORMS OF VERB
DEMO LESSON
BY
FOUZIA IRAM

2. Outline
• Base Form
• Infinitive Form
• Simple past Form
• Past Participle Form
• Present Participle Form
• Exception Of ‘be’

3. Base Form
• This is the most commonly used form.it is also
called first form,ground form, simple present
form or as an imperative form.
• Examples:
• I eat mangoes.
• I work as a teacher.
• Complete your work.

4. Infinitive Form
• A complete infinitive form contains a ‘to’
before it.
• It does other purposes rather than being the
main verb.
• After an adjective: I am happy to see you.
• After a usual verb: I want to come.
• As infinitive structure: They want to help you.

5. Infinitive Form
• One can also have a bare infinitive along with
auxiliary or helping verbs as follows.
• I will come.
• They sing sweetly.
• We go there daily.

6. Simple Past Form
• This form is called second form of verb. This
form we commonly see with an added –ed
extension if the verb is regular.
• He worked hard to pass the exam.
• I wrote a letter.
• She watered the plants.

7. Past Participle Form
• This is the third form of the verb.
• This is also called –ed participle form.
• I saw a painted wall.
• They had gone.
• You have done your duty well.

8. Present Participle Form
• This is the fourth form of verb. It is also called
–ing participle. Adding –ing can also make a
verb as an adjective.
• I am going to market.
• He is the shinning star of this class.
• The girl standing there is my sister.
• She is painting a picture.

9. Exceptions of Be
• In English be is an exceptional verb. It has
many forms.
• I have to be present there. ( infinitive)
• Be happy. ( base)
• It is my duty.( simple Present)
• Being good to all is possible.( present
participle)
• She has never been late. ( past participle)
• I was reading a book. ( simple past )

10. Exception Of Be
• Base form: Be
• Infinitive : To Be
• Simple Prersent: is,am,are
• Present participle: being
• Simple past: was,were
• Past participle: been