Verb Skills Assessment

Form a sentence using the verb TO BE in the present tense.

• He am happy.

• They is sad.

• I are tired.

• She is happy.

Write a negative sentence with the verb TO BE in the past tense.

• I were not happy yesterday.

• I was not happy yesterday.

• I was not sad yesterday.

• I was happy yesterday.

Construct a question using the verb TO BE in the present continuous tense.

• What you are doing?

• Do you doing?

• What are you doing?

• Are you doing?

Can you use the modal verb CAN in a sentence?

• No, I can't speak English fluently.

• Yes, I can speak English fluently.

• Yes, I can cook a 5-course meal in 5 minutes.

• Yes, I can run a marathon in under 2 hours.

Provide an example of a sentence in the past simple tense.

• She walked to the store yesterday.

• She walk to the store yesterday.

• I eat breakfast this morning.

• He run fast last week.

Create a sentence in the present simple tense.

• He read books.

• They reading books.

• She reads books.

• I reads books.

Form a negative sentence with the verb TO BE in the present tense.

• She am not.

• I are not.

• I am not.

• They is not.

Ask a question using the verb TO BE in the past tense.

• Is the party fun?

• Did the party fun?

• Were the party fun?

• Was the party fun?

Use the present continuous tense in a sentence.

• He reads a book.

• They are cooking dinner.

• I will go for a walk.

• She is reading a book.

Write a sentence using the modal verb CAN.

• I can fly

• I can swim.

• I can cook

• I can dance