Verbs | ||
#1 | What is the action verb in this sentence? Tom wrote a note to Stan. | wrote |
#2 | What is the main verb in this sentence? I am studying an unusual alphabet. | studying |
#3 | What is the helping verb in this sentence? Some alphabets have included pictures for words. | have |
#4 | Which tense is the verb written in? Samuel will tell us about his invention. | will tell-future |
#5 | What tense is the verb written in? This invention benefits many people. | benefits-present |
Subject/Verb Agreement | ||
#1 | This baker (make, makes) many cakes. | makes |
#2 | The bakers (write, writes) messages in icing. | write |
#3 | We (look, looks) at the cakes in the glass cases. | look |
#4 | Ms. Taylor (ask, asks) for two cakes. | asks |
#5 | Sue (check, checks) the messages. | checks |
Irregular Verbs | ||
#1 | I have (saw, seen) that television commercial. | seen |
#2 | It (came, come) on at eight o'clock. | came |
#3 | A clever writer (wrote, written) the script. | wrote |
#4 | John has (went, gone) to the television studio. | gone |
#5 | His father (drove, driven) him there. | drove |
Irregular Verbs #2 | ||
#1 | I have (drew, drawn) a picture about littering. | drawn |
#2 | My teacher has (make, made) my picture into a poster. | made |
#3 | I (did, done) a very good job. | did |
#4 | I have (bring, brought) the poster to the principal. | brought |
#5 | She has (began, begun) to collect our posters. | begun |
Commas | ||
#1 | Eric what is your painting about? | Eric, what is your painting about? |
#2 | Yes I understand now. | Yes, I understand now. |
#3 | Reggie Sally and Gail are working on a mural. | Reggie, Sally, and Gail are working on a mural. |
#4 | They are using green white and red paint. | They are using green, white, and red paint. |
#5 | Jim drew painted and hung his picture. | Jim drew, painted, and hung his picture. |
Final Question | |
Mark I am looking for Sarah Emily and Harry. | Mark, I am looking for Sarah, Emily, and Harry. |