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Confusion in Verbs.

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by PradeepVR » Sat Mar 08, 2014 6:12 am
Folks,
I am facing a great confusion in the finite,nonfinte,infinitive verbs. I seriously dont know how to deal with these verbs when i enter a SC question.
Also regarding this 'Would' 'should'.. If we use 'HAVE/HAS/HAD' before or after would what tense it will be called as.. Is there any present tense,past tense, past perfect,present continuous,past continuous for WILL,SHALL,SING,READ,BEAT
Kindly help me. I cant understand all these.

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by [email protected] » Sun Mar 09, 2014 9:59 pm
Hi PradeepVR,

You're asking about a rather wide series of verb rules. It would take quite a long post to properly explain (and give examples) of all of the rules you're interested in. You might be better served posting specific SC questions and your questions/concerns about a specific prompt. That way, you can get your specific questions answered AND learn how the GMAT tests these concepts.

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