VERBS
Determine the tense of this sentence:
You are funny.
Simple present.
Example:
He coughed loudly.
All of this words are?
some, a few, many, much, both, enough, etc.
Quantifiers
The clause in this sentence is an example of what types of clause.
Before I went to my aunt's house, I ran errands.
What is an adverbial clause?
Determine the tense of this sentence:
I went to the park.
Simple past.
Identify the aspect of the next sentence.
He began to write his final essay.
Achievement.
This sentence is ungrammatical because other is used for this type of noun:
I need other bag.
What are plural nouns?
The type of clause that is in this sentence is:
I can't decide whether I should go or not.
What is a noun clause?
Determine the tense of this sentence:
I had been struggling to pass the MCAT.
past perfect progressive.
An example of a state verb.
a verb that describes a states that persists over time.
Example:
(seem, know, need or want.)
Quantifier that is used for count nouns.
what is little?
Determine the tense of this sentence:
I have been studying all this week.
present perfect progressive.
True or False, is the following verb in the sentence an accomplishment:
I build a house during the pandemic.
TRUE
This quantifier refers to a large quantity.
what is a lot of?
This type of article is used for plural count nouns.
What is the definite article?
Give an example of a past perfect sentence.
Example:
A sentence that has a verb that is both durative and atelic.
Example:
I've been running my whole life.
A quantifier that expresses a small amount.
There could be various answers.
What is a few?
This type of clause is linked to the main clause by one of the following conjunctions: when, whether, and that.
What are noun clauses?
This type of article is not visible when preceding plural or non-count nouns.
What is zero-article?