Verbs: Regular, Irregular, Finite, Non-finite

What is a regular verb?

• A regular verb is a verb that forms its past tense by adding -ed.

• A regular verb is a verb that is always used in the present tense.

• A regular verb is a verb that forms its past tense by changing the vowel.

• A regular verb is a verb that does not change form in the past tense.

Identify the regular verb in the sentence: 'She walked to the store.'

• walked

• jogged

• she

• store

Which of the following is an irregular verb: 'play', 'go', 'jump', 'love'?

• play

• love

• go

• jump

Identify the irregular verb in the sentence: 'He ran fast.'

• he

• fast

• ran fast

• ran

What is a finite verb?

• A finite verb is a verb that is limited by the subject and shows tense, or number.

• A finite verb is always in the infinitive form.

• A finite verb is a verb that can only be used in passive voice.

• A finite verb is a verb that does not show tense or subject.

Choose the finite verb in the sentence: 'They are playing soccer.'

• They

• soccer

• are

• playing

What is a non-finite verb?

• A non-finite verb is a type of noun.

• A non-finite verb is a verb form that does not show tense, subject, or number.

• A non-finite verb is a verb that can only be used in the past tense.

• A non-finite verb is a verb that shows tense and number.

Identify the non-finite verb in the phrase: 'to swim in the pool.'

• to swim

• pool

• to dive

• swimming

Which of the following is a common verb conjugation for 'to be'?

• was

• am, is, are

• be

• were

What is the past tense of the verb 'to eat'?

• ate

• eats

• eated

• eating