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    SHE WASN’T BEAUTIFUL LAST YEAR

    ADJECTIVE

    SHE WASN’T A BEAUTIFUL GIRL LAST YEAR


    NOUN

    PAY: PAID
    CRY: CRIED
    CATCH: CAUGHT
    TEACH: TAUGHT
    THINK: THOUGHT
    SLEEP: SLEPT
    FLY: FLEW
    KNOW: KNEW

    VERBAL:
    (+) S + V2 (D/ED) + O
    (-) S+ DIDN’T + V1 + O
    (?) DID + S + V1 + O +?

    NOMINAL:
    (+) S + WAS/WERE + ADJECTIVE/NOUN
    (-) S + WASN’T/WEREN’T + ADJECTIVE/NOUN
    (?) WAS/WERE + S + NOUN/ADJECTIVE + ?
    EXAMPLE:
    (+) SHE WAS SHORT LAST YEAR
    (-) SHE WASN’T SHORT LAST YEAR?
    (?) WAS SHE SHORT LAST YEAR?
    YES, SHE WAS
    NO, SHE WASN’T

    (+) THEY WERE A DOCTOR TEN YEARS AGO


    (-) THEY WEREN’T A DOCTOR TEN YEARS AGO
    (?) WERE THEY A DOCTOR TEN YEARS AGO?

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