This verb correctly completes the sentence “The dog ___ loudly.” (bark or barks)
What is barks?
This is the past form of the verb in “Yesterday, we ___ to school.” (walk)
What is walked?
This is the past form of the verb in “Yesterday, Sam ___ a mile.” (run)
What is ran?
In the sentence “Every morning, I eat breakfast,” eat is in this tense.
What is the present simple tense?
In the sentence “The cat jumped over the fence,” jumped is this type of verb.
What is an action verb?
This verb correctly completes the sentence “The students ___ in the library.” (study or studies)
What is study?
This is the present participle of the verb in “Right now, the kids are ___.” (jump)
What is jumping?
This is the past participle of the verb in “I have ___ lunch already.” (eat)
What is eaten?
In the sentence “Yesterday, my team won the game,” won is in this tense. Give the time and the aspect.
What is the past simple tense?
In the sentence “She is a doctor,” is is this type of verb.
What is a linking verb?
This verb correctly completes the sentence “My brother and I ___ going to the game.” (am, is, or are)
What is are?
This is the past participle of the verb in “I have ___ soccer for three years.” (play)
What is played?
This is the past form of the verb in “Last week, she ___ a new backpack.” (buy)
What is bought?
In the sentence “We will visit my grandma tomorrow,” will visit is in this tense. Give the time and the aspect.
What is the future simple tense?
They are playing outside,” are is this type of verb.
What is a helping verb?
This verb correctly completes the sentence “The box of cookies ___ on the table.” (is or are)
What is is?
This is the past form of the verb in “Last night, the bus ___ at the corner.” (stop)
What is stopped?
This is the past participle of the verb in “The window has ___.” (break)
What is broken?
In the sentence “She has finished her homework,” has finished is in this tense. Give the time and the aspect.
What is the present perfect tense?
In the sentence “The soup smells delicious,” smells is this type of verb.
What is a linking verb?
This is the corrected version of the sentence “There is three books on the desk.”
What is “There are three books on the desk”?
These are the four principal parts of the regular verb hope.
What are hope, hoping, hoped, hoped?
These are the four principal parts of the irregular verb sing.
What are sing, singing, sang, sung?
In the sentence “He had eaten before we arrived,” had eaten is in this tense. Give the time and the aspect.
What is the past perfect tense?
In the sentence “We have been waiting for an hour,” these two words are the helping verbs.
What are have and been?