Grammar Monday - Verb Tenses

Mona's mysterious smile has impress anyone who has ever view the portrait.

He smash to bits a vase, kicked a dresser down the stairs, and torn the curtains.

The portrait can be saw today in the Louvre Museum in Paris.

Leonardo may have paint her on commission from her husband.

Mona (or Madonna Lisa Gherardini) was from a noble family in Naples.

Leonardo is said to have entertain Mona Lisa with six musicians.

English author G.K. Chesterton, for instance, could not read until the age of eight.

When the machine catch his hand, he pull out his pistol and shoot the machine twice.

The second shot sever some wires, and he got his hand out.

Chesterton eventually become a successful novelist.

Recently, a man deposit 50 cents in a vending machine and reach in to get a candy bar.

He ripped the telephone from the wall, thrown a television set and a tape-deck into the street.

Similarly, Thomas Edison was label a "dunce" by one of his instructors.

Mr. Theodore Dunnet, of Oxford, England, run amok in his house in December.

Leonardo da Vinci's Mona Lisa is the most famous portrait in the history of painting.

"If we could opened your head," his teacher remark, "we would not find a brain".

Some very remarkable adults are known to have experience quite unremarkable childhoods.

Leonardo took four years to complete the painting: he begun work in 1503 and finish in 1507.

He offer this explanation for his behavior: "I was shock by a mouse".

He usually finish at the bottom of his class.

He give Mona a puppy and a white Persian cat to plays with.

Leonardo did what he could to keep Mona smiling during the long hours she sit for him.