0 past simple and past participle of tense --
1 If you or your muscles tense, your muscles become stiff and tight because you are frightened or nervous, or are preparing yourself to do something: --
English requires overt sentential subjects in tensed clauses, allowing subject omission only in certain instances of colloquial usage and in the imperative.
Since this is not indicated morphologically in the regular way, it should take children some time to learn that they are in fact tensed.
In singing or speaking, the folds are brought close together and tensed.
The accent_line can be also tensed, or a wet curve can be preferred while the roof_line counterbalances this softness effect with a more tensed behavior.
Of the 36 why questions in the data, 33 are noninverted, and all three of the inverted ones involve tensed auxiliaries.
In fact, it is not even needed on all subjects, but only on subjects of tensed verbs.
Yuan (1994) called this phenomenon the tensed-infinitive asymmetry.
Why should the comprehension deficit, involving traces, be superficially at least so different from the production deficit, involving tensed verb forms?
