Task 3
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Task 3: Verb Expansion Verb Wall using Edgar Allan Poe's "The Masque of the Red Death"
By Anna Adams
Reference List
Kolln, M., & Funk, R. (Eds.). (2012). Understanding the English grammar (9th ed.) New York
NY: Pearson Education, Inc. 66-71.
Poe, E. A. (1850). The masque of the red death.” 1-5. PDF file.
Kolln, M., & Funk, R. (Eds.). (2012). Understanding the English grammar (9th ed.) New York
NY: Pearson Education, Inc. 66-71.
Poe, E. A. (1850). The masque of the red death.” 1-5. PDF file.
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The prince and his guests have hidden from the disease (Poe, 1850, p. 1).
(have + -en + hide)
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The musicians stopped their music when the clock struck (Poe, 1850, p. 2).
Past (stop)
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Prince Prospero should leave the intruder alone (Poe, 1850, p. 4).
Past(shall+leave)
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The prince is entertaining his guests (Poe, 1850, p. 1).
Pres (be+-ing+entertain)
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They were partying when the intruder was spotted (Poe, 1850, p. 3).
past(be-ing+party)
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The prince may die in then end (Poe, 1850, p. 4).
past(may+die)
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The Red Death has been hiding with them all along (Poe, 1850, p. 4).
(have-en+be+-ing+hide)
Reference List
Kolln, M., & Funk, R. (Eds.). (2012). Understanding the English grammar (9th ed.) New York
NY: Pearson Education, Inc. 66-71.
Poe, E. A. (1850). The masque of the red death.” 1-5. PDF file.
Kolln, M., & Funk, R. (Eds.). (2012). Understanding the English grammar (9th ed.) New York
NY: Pearson Education, Inc. 66-71.
Poe, E. A. (1850). The masque of the red death.” 1-5. PDF file.
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