INT - Grammar Review - Present Participle

PRESENT PARTICIPLE: is the -ING form of a verb (Ex. A salesperson working afterhours is something uneasy)

• TRUE

• FALSE

• NOT ALWAYS

PRESENT PARTICIPLE and PARTICIPLE PHRASES give more information about a VERB. (Ex. A tree falling on the ground makes a loud noise)

• TRUE

• FALSE

• NOT ALWAYS

PRESENT PARTICIPLE

When two things happen at the same time, use the P.P. _____ a comma.

• AFTER

• BEFORE

• NEVER

• ALWAYS

PRESENT PHRASE

They go immediately _____ the subject of the phrase.

• AFTER

• BEFORE

• NEVER

• ALWAYS

UNSCRAMBLE THE WORDS TO MAKE SENTENCES.

• FRIGHTEN

• CHATTING

• ON A HIKE

• THE ANIMALS.

• PEOPLE

UNSCRAMBLE THE WORDS TO MAKE SENTENCES.

• IN THE FOREST,

• RIGHT NOW

• LOOKING AT

• THE BUGS.

• I`M WALKING

UNSCRAMBLE THE WORDS TO MAKE SENTENCES.

• SUCH AS FLOWERS.

• AROUND ME

• I OFTEN

• SIT ON THE FOREST,

• OBSERVING THINGS