Index

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To find a verb form in the index, look for that form of the verb do (e.g., did, was doing, will be done).

adjective
adverb
am doing – continuous form
am done – passive form
are doing – continuous form
are done – passive form
be doing – continuous form
be done – passive form
can do – modal
continuous form: was doing, were doing, am doing, is doing, are doing, will be doing
could do – modal
countable noun: shirt
do – infinitive
do – finite verb
does – finite verb
doing – present participle, gerund
done – past participle
did – finite verb
finite verb: do, does, did
gerund: doing
had done – perfect form
had to do – modal
has done – perfect form
has to do – modal
have done – perfect form
have to do – modal
I, he, she, we, they – pronoun subject forms
infinitive: do, be
is doing – continuous form
is done – passive form
may do – modal
me, him, her, us, them – pronoun object forms
might do – modal
modal: can/could, had to/has to/have to, may/might, must, need to/needed to/needs to, ought, shall/should, will/would
must do – modal
need to do – modal
needed to do – modal
needs to do – modal
noun: shirt, money
noun, countable: shirt
noun, uncountable: money
object: me
ought to do – modal
passive form: was done, were done, am done, is done, are done, will be done
past participle: done; -ed/en/t form
perfect form: had done, has done, have done, will have done
present participle: doing, -ing form
pronoun: you, it
shall do – modal
should do – modal
subject: I
uncountable noun: money
verb: do
was doing – continuous form
was done – passive form
were doing – continuous form
were done – passive form
will do – modal, usually future
would do – modal

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