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Task 5: Present /Past Participle After "Be" And Base Form Verbs After Modals



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Present Participles or Past Participles after be
  1. She has been to Medan five times.
  2. I thought the show was boring.
  3. She was studying the textbooks all night long.
  4. The pie was cut into six equal pieces.
  5. He was reading a newspapper every morning.
  6. The class is taught every other semester.
  7. The baby crying out loud may be hungry or uncomfortable.
  8. Tom is bringing some drinks to the party.
  9. I think your staff are tired because they have been working hard all day.
  10. The lost city hasn't been found.
  11. The organic products will be sent immediately after I receive your payment.
  12. The sick child was taken to see a doctor.
  13. The teacher is preparing a difficult exam for the students. 
  14. Kylie is watching the movie in the cinema.
  15. The diamond jewelry is always kept in a safe place.

Base form Verbs after Modals
  1. The weatherman said that it might snow tonight.
  2. Tita might be sad because she didn’t see One Direction concert last night in Jakarta.
  3. You should try to respond politely.
  4. You can look at the book, but you cannot borrow it. 
  5. We should talk to each other more often.
  6. Robert would be dating an Indonesian women this day.
  7. Everyone must leave the room immediately. 
  8. The doctor might have warned Dimas not to eat rare cooked egg because of the bacteria.
  9. I could sit on the beach for hours.
  10. He can speak Arabic.
  11. You must be kind to everyone.
  12. He knew that he would forget the phone number.
  13. Shinta should change her mind about this case.
  14. He may lie to you because he is not very truthful.
  15. She will ask you many difficult questions. 



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