Review Nominal and Verbal Sentence in Simple Present Tense

What is tense?

• Tense is a set of forms to indicate time

• Tense is a sentence

• Tense is a general pattern to talk about daily activity

• Tense is a collection of patterns to decribe a topic of a sentence

We use Simple Present Tense to talk about the following things, except ....

• Daily activity

• Routine

• Fact or opinion

• Habits in the past

What is nominal sentence?

• A sentence that doesn't have to be in it

• A sentence that doesn't have verb in it

• A sentence that has verb in it

• A sentence that has some difficult words in it

What is verbal sentence?

• A sentence that doesn't have any signal words in it

• A sentence that doesn't have verb in it

• A sentence that has verb in it

• A sentence that has some difficult words in it

Which one is the example of nominal sentence?

• The cat sleeps on the bed.

• We eat dinner at 7 PM.

• The sun rises in the east.

• The dog is friendly.

The following are examples of nominal sentences, except...

• John is a great chef.

• Her dress is red.

• This movie is a high quality one.

• They travel to work by train.

The following are examples of verbal sentences, except...

• They play soccer.

• She runs every morning.

• The weather is mild.

• She teaches English.

The answers _____ correct.

• Is

• Am

• Are

• Isn't

This restaurant _____ popular.

• Is

• Am

• Are

• Aren't

Which one is nominal sentence?

• We watch movies on weekends.

• They visit their grandparents regularly.

• The team practices every afternoon.

• The painting is a masterpiece.