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When would you use a participle of a verb? Select all that apply. to use verbs as conjunctions to use verbs as adjectives to form progressive tenses to form perfect tenses
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When would you use a participle of a verb?

Select all that apply.

to use verbs as conjunctions
to use verbs as adjectives
to form progressive tenses
to form perfect tenses

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to form progressive tenses

to form perfect tenses

Step-by-step explanation:

Ex: I am going to the party.

Ex: I have finished my homework.

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