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Unscramble forms of the verb to be

by URIEL GALINDO VARGAS
1

First person singular present form used for existence and identity.

2

Third person singular present form used to describe someone or something.

3

Second person and plural present form used for describing or existing.

4

Past tense form for singular subjects used to talk about past states.

5

Past tense form for plural or hypothetical situations.

6

Base form used for infinitive and imperative constructions.

7

Past participle used with have to describe completed states.

8

Present participle/gerund form used for continuous actions or states.

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