English Verbs Assessment

Identify the action verb in the sentence: The cat jumped over the fence.

• jumped

• flew

• swam

• runned

Differentiate between linking and action verbs in the following sentences: She is happy. She runs every morning.

• Linking verbs describe physical actions, while action verbs describe mental actions.

• Linking verbs are always in the past tense, while action verbs are in the present tense.

• Linking verbs connect the subject to a predicate adjective or noun, while action verbs show the action performed by the subject.

• Linking verbs are used with singular subjects, while action verbs are used with plural subjects.

Conjugate the verb 'to eat' in past tense.

• eateded

• eat

• ate

• eated

Recognize the irregular verb in the sentence: He drove to the store yesterday.

• drives

• driven

• driving

• drove

Identify the transitive verb in the sentence: She wrote a letter to her friend.

• wrote

• slept

• read

• ate

Conjugate the verb 'to swim' in future perfect tense.

• will have swum

• swam have

• swimming will

• will swim

Differentiate between linking and action verbs in the following sentences: The flowers smell sweet. She painted the wall blue.

• Linking verbs are only used in formal writing, while action verbs are used in informal writing.

• Linking verbs are always followed by an object, while action verbs are not.

• Linking verbs connect the subject to the subject complement, while action verbs show the action performed by the subject.

• Linking verbs are used for past actions, while action verbs are used for present actions.

Identify the intransitive verb in the sentence: The sun rises in the east.

• rises

• bright

• sets

• shines

Conjugate the verb 'to go' in present continuous tense.

• I am go, you are go, he/she/it is go, we are go, you are go, they are go

• I going, you going, he/she/it going, we going, you going, they going

• I am going, you are going, he/she/it is going, we are going, you are going, they are going

• I am goes, you are goes, he/she/it is goes, we are goes, you are goes, they are goes

Recognize the irregular verb in the sentence: They sang beautifully at the concert.

• singed

• sing

• sang

• sung