Verb Tenses
Name all three simple verb tenses.
Past, Present, and Future
Name the three versions of perfect tense?
Past Perfect, Present Perfect, and Future Perfect.
What is the definition of a fragment?
An incomplete clause.
How many types of participles are there?
Two
What is the Acronym for conjunctions?
What tense is the following Verb:
Wash
Present
Is the following sentence in perfect or simple tense?
"I will have improved my grade by the end of the week."
Future Perfect
Is the following sentence a fragment or run on:
"Because it was raining."
Fragment
What modification do you need to make for participles?
-Ed and -Ing
Name each conjunction in F.A.N.B.O.Y.S
For, and, nor, but, or, yet, so.
What tense is the following sentence in?
"I slipped and fell on the ice; It feels like I broke something."
Past
Fill in the blank:
Perfect tense requires had, have/has, or will have plus the ____ of the verb.
Past Participle
What are two ways to avoid run on sentences?
Adding a comma and coordinating conjunction.
Make the following verb a present participle:
"Wash"
Washing
Identify the conjunction in the following sentence:
"It was so cold in my house this morning, yet my car wasn't frozen over."
", Yet"
What verb tense is the following sentence in:
"I thought I was going to eat myself to death."
Past
What tense is the following sentence in?
"I have walked 2 miles every day for the past month, and I'm disappointed that I haven't lost much weight."
Present Perfect
Is the following sentence a fragment or a run-on?
"I walked home and then I got some lunch, then I went to my friend's house and played super smash bros on the switch."
Run-on
Make the following verb a past participle:
"Buy"
Bought
Fill in the blank with the appropriate conjunction:
"My dog refuses to eat chicken ____ does she eat sausage."
", nor"
Change the sentence to be in the future tense.
"I walked home after school."
"I will be walking home after school."
Re-create the sentence using the past perfect:
"I oftentimes wonder if the choices I make will have a true effect on the world."
Correct the following sentence:
"Over the weekend."
Hopefully someone got it right??
Change the following sentence to make use of participles:
"I eat a lot of mac & cheese."
"I have eaten a lot of mac & cheese"
Connect the two clauses properly using conjunction:
"I went to the store to buy milk."
"I needed flour and eggs."
I went to the store to buy milk, yet I still needed flour and eggs.