Okay, at the last meeting there was a desire to see some 'quick and
dirty' explanations of the various verb tenses (in English) and how they
are used/what differentiates them. A very quick poke at Google has
yielded the following:
TYPES OF VERBS
http://www.englishpage.com/verbpage/types.html
The menu on the left of the page lists the various tenses. Clicking
provides information about how a tense is used and examples. Thorough,
but not the handiest cheat sheet type tool.
THE 12 VERB TENSES - USAGE
http://www.easypacelearning.com/images/12tensesandtheirusages.jpg
Quick and dirty graphic
THE BASIC FORMS OF THE ENGLISH VERB TENSES
http://www.perfect-english-grammar.com/support-files/all_tenses_form_cheatsheet.pdf
Quick chart with constructions and examples.
ENGLISH VERB TENSES
http://www.perfect-english-grammar.com/verb-tenses.html
Page with links. More detail, more clicking/navigating back and forth.
Hope this helps. If not, there is a tanker truck load more to be had by
searching Google for "all about verb tenses".
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Fiction Divas Debutes
An exciting new blog made its debut at the close of November. Fiction Divas features writing by, about, and for women who love to read. The site will feature a wide selection of flash fiction, short stories, and novel excerpts as well as occasional interviews with Fiction Divas' contributors and other authors.
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It is edited by Westside Writers member and coordinator April Aasheim.
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Submission guidelines are available on the blog here.
It is edited by Westside Writers member and coordinator April Aasheim.
You can also "Like" Fiction Divas on Facebook.
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