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Total questions: 16
Worksheet time: 8mins
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1.
Choose the helping verb in the sentence below.
Baseball is an extremely popular sport this time of year.
Baseball is an extremely popular sport this time of year.
a)
extremely
b)
this
c)
is
d)
of
2.
Choose the helping verb in the sentence below.
Daisy is so happy that her team finally won a game.
Daisy is so happy that her team finally won a game.
a)
is
b)
so
c)
her
d)
won
3.
Choose the helping verb in the sentence below.
Donnovan would not speak after loosing the game.
Donnovan would not speak after loosing the game.
a)
Donnovan
b)
would
c)
not
d)
after
4.
Choose the helping verb in the sentence below.
Perhaps he should have paid better attention during the game.
Perhaps he should have paid better attention during the game.
a)
should
b)
have
c)
should have
d)
he
5.
Read the sentence below. Determine which word is the verb and choose the correct type of verb.
Concentrate on the ball.
Concentrate on the ball.
a)
Concentrate - action
b)
on the ball - helping
c)
on the ball - linking
d)
Concentrate - linkin g
6.
Read the sentence below. Determine the verb and the verb type in the sentence below.
Billy left the game in a hurry.
Billy left the game in a hurry.
a)
in - helping
b)
left - action
c)
left - linking
d)
a hurry - linking
7.
Read the sentence below. Determine the verb and the verb type in the sentence below.
Billy left the game in a hurry.
Billy left the game in a hurry.
a)
in - helping
b)
left - helping
c)
left - action
d)
in a hurry - linking
8.
Read the sentence. Determine the verb and verb type.
Josie watches the ball fly by as if nothing is happening. .
Josie watches the ball fly by as if nothing is happening. .
a)
watches - action
b)
fly - action
c)
as if - helping
d)
is happening - linking
9.
Read the text below. Determine if it is a complete sentence, run-on, or fragment.
Kids have played at Auburn Memorial Park for years.
Kids have played at Auburn Memorial Park for years.
a)
complete sentence
b)
run-on
c)
fragrment
10.
Read the text below determine if it is a run-on, fragment, or complete sentence.
Even my grandpa when he was young!
Even my grandpa when he was young!
a)
complete-sentence
b)
run-on
c)
fragment
11.
Determine if the text below is a complete sentence, run on, or fragment.
The city wants to pave over the field.
The city wants to pave over the field.
a)
complete sentencew
b)
run-on
c)
fragment
12.
Determine if the text below is a complete sentence, run on, or fragment.
My family loves baseball my family always roots for the hometown team no matter what the odds.
My family loves baseball my family always roots for the hometown team no matter what the odds.
a)
complete sentence
b)
run-on
c)
fragment
13.
Determine if the text below is a complete sentence, run on, or fragment.
Will make posters to protest and write to our mayor.
Will make posters to protest and write to our mayor.
a)
complete sentence
b)
run-on
c)
fragment
14.
Determine if the text below is a complete sentence, run on, or fragment.
At the ball park my sisters share a bag of peanuts I share a bag of peanuts.
At the ball park my sisters share a bag of peanuts I share a bag of peanuts.
a)
Complete Sentence
b)
run on
c)
fragment
15.
A helping verb helps the main verb show an action or make a statement. Choose the list of common helping verbs
a)
should, shout, shoot, shall
b)
jump, jumped, jumps
c)
am, is, are, was, were, will, had, has
d)
can leave, could leave, shall write, will write
16.
A linking verb links the subject of a sentence to a noun or adjective. A linking verb does not show action. It tells what someone or something is, was, or will be.
Choose the sentence that has a linking verb
Choose the sentence that has a linking verb
a)
The pitcher looked quite happy.
b)
Baseball can be a very exciting game.
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