Verbals
Name the verbal: The running water sounded beautiful.
Participle
Name the verb mood: Sam enjoys watching scary movies.
Indicative
Where should the comma go? While baking a pie the lady watched tv
After pie
The boy (were/was) late for school.
was
ego
self
Gerund
Name the very mood: Close the door quietly.
Imperative
While sitting on the windowsill the cat loved watching birds.
After windowsill
Both of the dogs (were/was) playing together.
were
polis
city
To buy a house, you need to save enough for a downpayment.
Infinitive
Name the verb mood: If you exercise every day for a month, you will improve your fitness.
Conditional
Where do the commas go? The boy running through the forest heard a strange noise.
After boy, after forest
Neither of the cats (were/was) orange.
was
ornith
bird
Excited by the possibility of winning the lottery, she bought 100 tickets.
Participle
Name the verb mood: The teacher insisted that every student be prepared before the presentation began.
Subjunctive
Since homes should be loved don't be afraid to decorate them landscape them or even modify them.
after loved, after them, after them
Charley and his friends (were/was) good at jump roping.
were
occul
eye
Name the verbal: Sarah enjoys reading mystery novels before bed.
Gerund
Name the verb mood: The committee recommended that the new policy be reviewed before it was officially adopted.
Subjunctive
I would like to have an apple an orange a peach and a pear.
After apple, after orange, after peach
Sugar the cat and Blue the dog (don't/doesn't) get along.
don't
dia
across/through