>> The
present or active particple form (Verb-1 + ing) is an active verb form
that is used: as an adjective. to form a continuous tennse, affter the
verbs of senses, after the words:
cactch-cauh/find-found+object+verb-1+ing, after the word:
have +object+verb-1+ing, and other, for example:
- The girl dancing is my sister.
- She is writing a letter.
- I saw the man using the computer.
- I found her sleeping under the tree.
- He had me driving in a week.
- I spend five million renovating my house.
- She went out shouting fiercely.
- Opening his suitcase, he got out his money.
- Entering the Faculty of Medicine at Muhammdiyah University, he began to feel confident.
- The students waiting for the bus look very tired.
"Past Participle"
>> The past
passive participle form is a passive verb form is used : as an
adjective, to form the present perfect tense or passive voice, and can
replace subject+passive verb, for example:
- The soldiers who were wounded are sent to the local hospital.
- He has seen that film.
- This car is made in Japan.
- He entered the room, accompanied by his bodyuards.
- Convinced that the flood would hit Jakarta, he moved to Bogor that evening.
- Having been informed that he became the winner, he held a thankgiving party.
- Having been elected Miss Indonesia, she had a heavy duty since then.
- Not having been notified of the cancellation of the time of departure, Ali arrived early.
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