WorksheetsGrammar Quiz: Verb Tenses and Forms 2
Total questions: 17
Worksheet time: 9mins
What tense is the verb "eats?"
infinitive
Past
Present
Future
What is the infinitive of the verb "are?"
to being
to are
to be
was
What form of the verb is "eaten?"
Present
Present Participle
Past
Past Participle
What is the present participle of the verb "swim?"
swims
swimming
swam
swum
What tense is the verb phrase "will be striving?"
past
present
future
What is the 3rd person singular present of the verb "to drink?"
drink
drinks
drinking
drank
Which of the following verb phrases correctly uses the past participle?
having did
had took
have became
has spoken
What is the past tense of the verb "to fall?"
fallen
falling
fell
fells
What is the past participle of the verb "to fly?"
flew
flied
flown
flies
What is the tense of the verb phrase "has broken?"
past
present
future
What is the tense of the verb "harangued?"
past
present
future
What form is the verb "to forbid?"
infinitive
present participle
past
past participle
What form is the verb "given?"
present
present participle
past
past participle
What is the present participle of the verb " to choose?"
chose
choosing
chose
chosen
What is the 1st person plural past tense form of the verb "to be?"
are
been
was
were
Which of the following demonstrates correct parallel structure?
Because Hamilton always loved to read, he hated losing in any debate.
President Washington was forced to address multiple fronts during his nascent presidency: establishing defenses against outside powers, reconcile the imbalanced war-debt across the states, and provide a source of income for the fledgling government.
I could never understand why Jefferson would fight for the individual rights of British colonists, and Madison would fight for the rights of states under the Constitution, but only Hamilton was fighting for the rights of slaves.
Hamilton needed to assist General Washington in the North because of the incompetence of the Continental Congress, while his dear friend John Laurens fought to end slavery in the South.
Which of the following is grammatically incorrect?
Despite he numerous responsibilities, Hamilton found time to write the Federalist papers, to practice law, and to draft a new economic system.
Though both abolitionists to a degree, Thomas Jefferson fought to postpone the debate on slavery until 1808 while Benjamin Franklin wanted to end slavery in the 1790s.
Following the war, Eliza stayed with Hamilton in New York while Angelica had gone with Mr. Church to England.
With Jefferson and Madison staunchly against his banking system, Hamilton had to both downplay the threat to the agricultural states and advocate the interests of the industrial north.
