Q3 Verbs Review

Choose the correct progressive verb tense phrase to replace the underlined verb/verb phrase.

Soon after the nineteenth amendment was passed, women all over the United States voted.

• were voting

• will be voting

• is voting

• was voting

Choose the correct progressive verb tense phrase to replace the underlined verb/verb phrase.

Yesterday, I were calling my mom to pick me up after school.

• called

• will be calling

• is calling

• was calling

Choose the correct progressive verb tense phrase to replace the underlined verb/verb phrase.

I was working for a long time to earn enough money for our fifth grade field trip.

• were working

• will be working

• is working

• was working

Choose the verb phrase that should replace the underlined phrase to make the sentence correct.

I had finished my project by tomorrow morning.

• will have finished

• had finished

• has finished

• have finished

Choose the verb phrase that should replace the underlined phrase to make the sentence correct.

Our apple tree will have produced two dozen apples this year.

• have produced

• is producing

• has produced

• had produced

Choose the verb phrase that should replace the underlined phrase to make the sentence correct.

Over the years, the history museum have expanded.

• will have expanded

• had expanded

• have expanded

• has expanded

Choose the sentence in which the underlined verb phrase is correct.

• Our neighbors has planted beautiful rose bushes.

• Our neighbors will have planted beautiful rose bushes.

• Our neighbors have planted beautiful rose bushes.

• Our neighbors had planted beautiful rose bushes.

Choose the sentence in which the underlined verb phrase is correct.

• Students has completed the CHAMPS program by the end of the year.

• Students will have completed the CHAMPS program by the end of the year.

• Students have completed the CHAMPS program by the end of the year.

• Students had completed the CHAMPS program by the end of the year.

Replace the underlined sentence with the choice that has the correct verb tense.

Julie went to Six Flags last Friday. She rides in the front seat of the car. She loved seeing the roller coasters from the highway as they grew closer to the destination.

• She is riding in the front seat of the car.

• She had rode in the front seat of the car.

• She will ride in the front seat of the car.

• She rode in the front seat of the car.

Replace the underlined sentence with the choice that has the correct verb tense.

The fifth graders will be watching a movie after school. They will be able to connect what we have been learning in class to what happens in the movie. We meet in the multipurpose room.

• We met in the multipurpose room.

• We were meeting in the multipurpose room.

• We will meet in the multipurpose room.

• We had met in the multipurpose room.