Lesson Twenty-nine
Hold
hold / held / held / holding
The verb "hold" is used when you have something in your hand. It’s also used when hosting events, performances, and games. "Hold" is similar to the verb "have."
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1. She’s holding a baby pig.
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2. This school is holding a race.
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| 3. The city is holding a parade. |
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| 4. This bike holds up to six passengers (and one driver). |
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| 5. Shelves at a store hold merchandise. |
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| 6. They regularly hold meetings in this conference room. |
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7. He held a job through the summer.
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| 8. Banks hold your money. |
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9. Performances are held in this concert hall.
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hold
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present tense: hold / holds
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past tense: held
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future: will hold
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present continuous: am / are / is holding
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past continuous: was / were holding
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future continuous: will be holding
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present perfect: has / have held
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past perfect: had held
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future perfect: will have held
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present perfect continuous: has / have been holding
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past perfect continuous: had been holding
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future perfect continuous: will have been holding
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modal verbs: ______ hold
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past tense modal: ______ have held
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infinitive: to hold
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gerund: holding
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passive: yes
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