英语选修Ⅶ牛津译林版Unit4课件（共32张）Grammar.ppt

* * 牛津版 高二 Module 7 Unit 4 Grammar and usage Verb-ed and verb-ing Verb-ed and verb-ing are often called participles. We can use them as an attribute to modify a noun, or as an adverbial of time, cause, result, manner, etc. 1. We can use a v-ed or a v-ing like an adjective. The v-ing form usually expresses an action that is going on, or what something is like. 1) She sat beside the window, watching the falling leaves floating in the air. 2) It was an exciting development. B. The verb-ed form usually expresses the passive meaning, or refers to a finished action, or tells how