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WorksheetsVerbals, Verb Moods, and Passive and Active Voice
Total questions: 60
Worksheet time: 29mins
My mother baked some chocolate chip cookies for our family.
active
passive
Our family plans to open presents Christmas Eve.
active
passive
Which of the following sentences is NOT written in active voice?
Many scientists are studying the Loch Ness monster in Scotland.
Experiments were conducted by scientists on Lake Winnipeg, Canada.
Scientists have questioned some reports about the monster.
We each purchased several new outfits for winter.
active
passive
How could I write the following sentence in active voice?
The homework was completed by Matt.
Matt has completed the homework.
The homework belongs to Matt.
It is already in active voice.
Rudolph was called names by some of the other reindeer.
active
passive
Which of the following sentences is written in the passive voice?
Mom is fixing dinner right now.
Paul made that model airplane.
A grand slam home run was hit by the catcher.
A solar eclipse was predicted by Thales of Miletus in 585 B.C.
Active
Passive
In the event of an apocalypse, survivors must make their way to the nearest structure.
active voice
passive voice
The doors of the building must be locked by the unifested.
active voice
passive voice
Preparations for this event have been made by numerous members of society.
active voice
passive voice
Many people believe that a zombie apocalypse is really going to happen.
active voice
passive voice
To sleep is all I want to do over Spring Break.
The 2 underlined phrases are what type of verbal?
Participle
Infinitve
Gerund
Scampering down the street, the cat ran from the large dog chasing it.
What type of verbal phrase is this?
Participial phrase
Infinitive phrase
Gerund phrase
While eating dinner, our running toilet decided to overflow, causing a great mess in the hall.
The underlined word is what type of verbal?
Participle
Infinitive
Gerund
Their main goal is to eat as much food as possible.
The underlined phrase is what type of verbal phrase?
Participle phrase
Infinitive phrase
Gerund phrase
Swimming is a sport that is enjoyed more in the spring and summer.
The underlined word is what type of verbal?
Participle
Infinitive
Gerund
Blanketed in snow, the mountains looked spectacular after the second round of winter snow fell.
What type of verbal phrase is underlined above?
Participial phrase
Infinitive phrase
Gerund phrase
She went to sleep clutching a bear in her arms.
What 2 verbals are used in the above sentence?
to sleep = gerund; clutching = participle
to sleep = infinitive; clutching = gerund
to sleep = infinitive; clutching = participle
What type of verbal is in red in the sentence above?
What type of verbal is in red in the sentence above?
What type of verbal is in red in the sentence above?
The woman denied knowing her own husband. What job is the verbal doing in the sentence?
Direct Object
Indirect object
Subject
Adjective
Adverb
Quentin Tarentino loves to babble during interviews. What job is the verbal doing in the sentence?
Direct Object
Indirect object
Subject
Adjective
Adverb
Do you have any clothes to donate to the homeless shelter? What job is the verbal doing in the sentence?
Direct Object
Indirect object
Subject
Adjective
Adverb
She went home to visit her family. What job is the verbal doing in the sentence?
Direct Object
Indirect object
Subject
Adjective
Adverb
Applauding, the audience gave the singers a standing ovation. What job is the verbal doing in the sentence?
Direct Object
Indirect object
Subject
Adjective
Adverb
The act of voting is a responsibility every citizen should take seriously. What job is the verbal doing in the sentence?
Direct Object
Indirect object
Subject
Adjective
Adverb
John is running. What job is the verbal doing in the sentence?
Direct Object
Indirect object
Subject
Adjective
Predicate Nominative
I like visiting historical sites. What job is the verbal doing in the sentence?
Direct Object
Indirect object
Subject
Adjective
Predicate Nominative
David’s job is flying helicopters. What job is the verbal doing in the sentence?
Direct Object
Indirect object
Subject
Adjective
Predicate Nominative
Ben likes to ski. What job is the verbal doing in the sentence?
Direct Object
Indirect object
Subject
Adjective
Predicate Nominative
What is the verb mood?
She is happy.
indicative
imperative
interrogative
What is the verb mood?
Be happy today!
indicative
imperative
interrogative
What is the verb mood?
She could be happy.
conditional
subjunctive
What is the verb mood?
If I were taller, I would play basketball..
conditional
subjunctive
What is the verb mood?
Did you hear a noise?
indicative
imperative
interrogative
What is the verb mood?
While the sun is shining, I might play basketball later.
conditional
subjunctive
She would go if you asked.
Have you found the correct bus?
If the sun shines all day, it gets hot.
If I were an astronaut, I would go to to Mars.
Subjunctive
conditional
imperative
indicative
interrogative
I will win the election if I get enough votes.
subjunctive
conditonal
interrogative
imperative
indicative
If I were the queen, I would make everyone wear pink.
subjunctive
conditional
interrogative
imperative
indicative
If I flip the switch, the light will turn on.
subjunctive
condtional
interrogative
imperative
indicative
It would have been better if you had learned to swim as a child.
subjunctive
conditional
interrogative
imperative
indicative
I will get sick if I eat to much.
subjunctive
conditional
interrogative
imperative
indicative
If she were here, she would answer all the questions.
sunjunctive
conditional
imperative
interrogative
indicative
Which verb mood is the following sentence written?
If I had been there, I would have stopped the fight.
Indicative Mood
Imperative Mood (commands)
Subjunctive Mood
Conditional Mood (could, would, should)
Which verb mood is the following sentence written?
I hope you will come to my party.
Indicative Mood
Imperative Mood (commands)
Subjunctive Mood
Conditional Mood (would, could, should)
What is the verb mood in this sentence?
If I were to win the lottery, I would go to Greece for spring break.
conditional
subjunctive
imperative
indicative
What is the verb mood in this sentence?
I might go to the mall later if I finish cleaning my room.
conditional
imperative
subjunctive
indicative
