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Identify Verbal (& Type and Function)
100

The small town was devastated by the hurricane.

Passive- The hurricane devastated the small town.

100

Will the storm arrive tonight or tomorrow morning?

Interrogative

100

while waiting for Band Practice to end, silvia whined im hungry

While waiting for band practice to end, Silvia whined, “I’m hungry.”

100

attorneys corpral franchise

corporal

100

I love laughing babies.

Laughing, Participle, Adjective

200

The puppy chased the birds for hours.

Active- The birds were chased by the puppy for hours.

200

Find the missing jewelry from the safe.

Imperative

200

this summer said juan were taking a vacation to visit the west

“This summer,” said Juan, “we’re taking a vacation to visit the West.”

200

budget chaste aknowledgment

acknowledgment

200

Once the bell rang, she left to study.

To Study, Infinitive, Adverb

300

Our teacher handed out the class syllabus on the first day of school.

Active- The class syllabus was handed out by our teacher on the first day of school.

300

I believe a train arrives every thirty minutes.

Indicative

300

i had drove fifth avenue many times looking for that there restaurant called international plates

I have driven Fifth Avenue many times looking for that restaurant called International Plates.

300

impatience terrific theives

thieves

300

He isn’t experienced enough to get the job.

To Get, Infinitive, Adjective

400

On Tuesday the house was painted by Jon, and on Wednesday he installed cabinets.

Passive- On Tuesday Jon painted the house, and on Wednesday he installed cabinets.

400

If we stay focused, we might be able to finish the project early.

Conditional

400

on the weekends i like swimming to watch the movie annie and working out

On the weekends I like swimming, watching the movie Annie, and working out.

400

forcible flouresent haphazard

fluorescent

400

I am not used to sleeping in on the weekends.

Sleeping, Gerund, Noun

500

I promise that the project will be finished by Wednesday.

Passive- I promise to finish the project by Wednesday.

500

He walks into the room as if he were the king of England.

Subjunctive

500

No I haven’t never drove to the colorado desert for thanksgiving miss lund says last monday

“No, I (haven’t ever or have never) driven to the Colorado Desert for Thanksgiving,” Miss Lund said last Monday.

500

transient idiosyncrasy liesure

leisure

500

The burning campfire lit up the night’s sky.

Burning, Participle, Adjective

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