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{| class="wikitable"; style="float:right;" | {| class="wikitable"; style="float:right;" | ||
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''I | ''I spent money on a new phone.'''''<br> | ||
''My old one is more than '''spent'''.''< | ''My old one is more than''''' ''spent'''.'''''<nowiki/>'''<br> | ||
'''''Spending | ''Spending'' ''money on a new phone is annoying.''<br><br> | ||
''spend'' ''> spent''<br> | |||
= irregular past participles | = irregular past participles''' | ||
|} | |} | ||
'''Non-Finite Verbs & “Verbiness”''' | '''Non-Finite Verbs & “Verbiness”''' | ||
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'''Finite verb''' = action verb | '''Finite verb''' = action verb | ||
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· ''can be a finite or non-finite verb'' | · ''can be a finite or non-finite verb'' | ||
== Non-finite verb forms: == | |||
· '''present participle''' = -''ing'' | · '''present participle''' = -''ing'' | ||