Hearing Irregular Verbs
Verb Set 4
Past:
We stood in the line at the voting station.
He stood next to me until it was time to vote.
She was standing near the door; they were standing to the side.
That candidate had stood for fiscal restraint.
She had been standing in the voting booth for five minutes.
We always stood behind our friend, who was running for office.
verb phrase: stand behind = firmly support morally or financially
Present:
We stand in the line at the voting station.
He stands next to me until it is time to vote.
She is standing near the door; they are standing to the side.
That candidate has stood for fiscal restraint.
She has been standing in the voting booth for five minutes.
We always stand behind our friend, who is running for office.
Future:
We will stand in the line at the voting station.
He will stand next to me until it is time to vote.
She will be standing near the door; they will be standing to the side.
That candidate will have stood for fiscal restraint.
She will have been standing in the voting booth for five minutes.
We will always stand behind our friend, who will be running for office.
Lesson: Stand
Module: Verb Set 4
Course: Hearing Irregular Verbs