he, she, it would have 
we should have 
you, ihey would have 
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he, she, it would have had 
we should have had 
you, ihey would have had. 
, , . , Shoidd 1 have? 
Interrogative Yjhoiild you have? etc. etc. 
Imperative Mood: Have. Let me etc. have. 
To be. 
1. The verb to he joined to the complete participle of any 
transitive verb is used to form the passive voiee. 
. . ( 1 call 
Actlve 1 I called 
Passive 
/ am called 
I ivas called 
2. The verb to be joined to the present participle of any 
Principal verb expresses the progressive form of the ae- 
tive voice. 
Simple form: I call. Progressive form: 1 am calling. 
Conjugation of to be. 
Infinitive Present = to be Participle Present — being 
Infinitive Fast = to have been Participle Past = been 
Participle Perfect = h-ioing been. 
Indicative Mood. 
Present Tense 
I am 
you are 
he, she, it is 
ive, you, ihey are 
Present Perfect Tense: 
Past Perfect Tense: 
Future Tense: 
Future Perfect Tense: 
Past Tense 
I was 
you ,were 
he, she, it was 
ice, you, ihey were. 
1 have been etc. 
I had been etc. 
I shall be 
I shall have been. 
Subjunctive Mood. 
Present Tense: (If) I, you he etc. be. 
Past Present Tense: (lf) I, you he etc. have been. 
Past Tense: Of) h you, he etc. were. 
Past Perfect Tense: (lf) I, you, he etc. had been. 
Conditional Mood. 
Present Tense Past Tense 
1 sliould be etc. I should have been etc. 
Imperative Mood. 
Be. Let me (etc.) be. 
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