Extra Análisis (tenses,modals, imperatives)

What tense refers to an action that begun and was completed in the past? In other words, this tense refers to an action that started and finished at a specific time in the past. Example: I did exercise yesterday.

• simple past

• simple present

• present perfect

• past perfect

It is the "PAST FORM and PAST PARTICIPLE" of the regular verb "Admit":

• admitted

• admitting

• admits

• admit

It is the "PAST PARTICIPLE" of the irregular verb "Do":

• done

• do

• does

• did

Choose the answer that is grammatically correct for the following question: Was she born in England in 1989?

• • Yes, she was

• • Yes, she were

• • Yes, she is

• • Yes, she be

These type of verbs help other verbs to express a meaning. They don't have a meaning by themselves. In other words, they don't mean anything if they are alone. Examples: might, could, shouldn't, etc.:

• modal verbs

• irregular verbs

• regular verbs

• verbs

Which of the following are Modal Verbs?

• • Must, can, should

• • Read, listen, study

• • Do, have, be

• • Wanted, asked, loved

The phrase: "I must study", refers to:

• • A strong obligation

• • A slight possibility

• • An ability in the present

• • An ability in the past

The phrase: "She can speak 4 languages", refers to:

• • An ability

• • A strong obligation

• • An advice

• • A possibility

Choose the structure where the modal verb is used in a correct way:

• • You MUSTN'T SMOKE inside the classroom

• • You MUSTN'T SMOKED inside the classroom

• • You MUSTN'T TO SMOKE inside the classroom

• • You TO MUSTN'T SMOKE inside the classroom

Choose the structure where the modal verb is used in a correct way:

• • You have fever. You SHOULD GO to the doctor

• • You have fever. You SHOULD WENT to the doctor

• • You have fever. You SHOULD TO GO to the doctor

• • You have fever. You TO SHOULD GO to the doctor