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WorksheetsThe verb in English and North American English
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 7mins
Which one is an adjective?
pressurize
frost
defrost
ripen
" I room at the hourse."
What is the part of speech of 'room' in this sentence?
Noun
Adjective
Verb
Adverb
Do NAmEng use 'dived' in past tense?
Yes
No
What is inflectional of adding -(e)d to the present tense from ?
Irregular Verb
Regular Verb
Irregular EngEng verbs change vowel from /i/ in 'the' to........
/Ɛ/
/ɪ/
/Ə/
all
An auxiliary verb exists as an independent verb in a sentence.
True
False
Shall is rarely used in NAmEng, except in legal documents or very formal styles.
True
False
The negative of epistemic must is can’t in southern EngEng.
True
False
The auxiliary do can be used for polite commands or requests in EngEng more than NAmEng.
True
False
Full verbs do not require do-support in interrogation, negation and emphasis.
True
False
Can the do-substitution be used in Passive Voice sentence?
Yes
No
Which one is more formal?
No, I wouldn't
No, I wouldn't have
“Did Mr. Kim come to work yesterday?
Yes, he did.”
From the sentence “ Yes, he did.”, which variety of English can it occur in?
English English
North American English
English and North American English
None
Don’t let’s is an informal form in EngEng
True
False
“We recommended that he be released” this sentence is an informal style only in USEng.
True
False
Hypothetical clauses can also be formed without using if by inverting the subject and the verb or first auxiliary in EngEng.
True
False
There is a strong tendency in EngEng to use simple past tense forms for recently completed events.
True
False
EngEng does not permit deletion of the preposition in the first paragraph because it is an old-fashioned construction.
True
False
Which one can not use verb 'decide' as a causative?
NAmEng
USEng
EngEng
None
Can we use verb 'want' in sense of need in NAmEng?
Yes
No
