English Grammar and Composition for Public Schools

by G. H. Armstrong

IMPERATIVE MODE.

		PRESENT TENSE.
	Singular.		Plural.
	Praise (thou).		Praise (ye or you).

		INFINITIVES.
	Present.		Perfect.
	(To) praise,		(To) have praised,
	Praising.		Having praised.

		PARTICIPLES.
	Present or Imperfect.		Present Perfect or Perfect.
	Praising.		Having praised.

PASSIVE VOICE.

The passive forms of a transitive verb are made by the aid of the auxiliary be.

INDICATIVE MODE.

		PRESENT TENSE.
	Singular.		Plural.
	1. I am praised,		1. We are praised,
	2. Thou art praised,		2. You are praised,
	3. He is praised.		3. They are praised.

	PRESENT
	PERFECT TENSE.
Singular.		Plural.
1. I have been praised,		1. We have been praised,
2. Thou hast been praised,		2. You have been praised,
3. He has been praised.		3. They have been praised.

	PAST TENSE.
Singular.		Plural.
1. I was praised,		1. We were praised,
2. Thou wast praised,		2. You were praised,
3. He was praised.		3. They were praised.