Question

Please Please help!!!!!! Give Brainlest.

Answer 1

The verb 'be' is special as it has more than one past form: was, were. At any rate it has a different past participle: been. There are no participle forms for modal verbs like can, may, will, ought. The present participle can be used to form 'continuous' or 'progressive' tenses with the auxiliary verb be.

Answer 2

Answer:

Present

Explanation:

Hope this helps!!