Past Participle
travel
traveled/travelled
eat
eaten
What is the part of speech of the word English in ''I speak English''?
English is a proper noun in this sentence as it refers to a specific language.
What type of noun is the word team in ''Our team won the championship''?
Team is a collective noun in this sentence as it refers to a group of individuals functioning as a single unit.
study
studied
be
been
What is the part of speech of the word quickly in ''She ran quickly''?
Quickly is an adverb in this sentence as it modifies the verb ''ran'' by describing how she ran.
What type of pronoun is the word it in ''It is very cold outside''?
It is a personal pronoun (specifically, a singular personal pronoun) in this sentence as it refers to a singular thing or animal (e.g., the weather).
become
become
see
seen
What is the part of speech of the word tall in ''He is a tall man''?
Tall is an adjective in this sentence as it describes the noun ''man'' by providing more information about him.
What type of verb is the word swim in ''They swim every morning''?What type of verb is the word swim in ''They swim every morning''?
Very is an adverb of frequency in this sentence as it intensifies or strengthens the adjective (smart).
forgive
forgiven
thrive
thrived/thriven
What is the part of speech of the word played in ''They played football in the park''?
Played is a verb in this sentence as it shows the action performed (the past tense of "play").
what type of pronoun is herself in '''she did it herself'
herself is a reflexive pronoun
withdraw
withdrawn
go
gone
What is the part of speech of the word they in ''They are going to the store''?
They is a pronoun in this sentence as it replaces the noun or group of nouns (the people) who are going to the store.
Identify the action verb and the linking verb in the sentence ''She feels happy when she dances''.
Feels is the linking verb in this sentence, connecting the subject ''She'' to the adjective ''happy'' describing her state.
Dances is the action verb, showing the action she performs.