WorksheetsQuiz No.1
Total questions: 45
Worksheet time: 48mins
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These are words that show action or state of being.
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They show an action that has been done, an action that is being done, or an action that will bedone.
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They connect or link the noun or adjective in the predicate to the noun or pronoun in the subject that it names or describes.
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They are also called helping verbs. They can be added to another verb to make a single verb phrase.
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It is created by the addition of helping verb to another verb. It is composed of an auxiliary verb and a main verb.
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It shows actions done regularly or repeatedly. It also expresses a habit, a truth, or a routine.
Simple Present Tense of the Verb
Present Progressive Tense of the Verb
Verb Phrase
Auxiliary Verb
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This verb shows continuing action while the person is speaking. It expresses an action that is happening now or at the moment.
Present Progressive Tense of the Verb
Simple Present Tense of the Verb
Linking Verb
Verb Phrase
Choose the verb in the sentence, then identify if it is ACTION VERB or LINKING VERB.
We always recite the Panatang Makabayan in school.
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Choose the verb in the sentence, then identify if it is ACTION VERB or LINKING VERB.
My teacher's handwriting is very readable.
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Choose the verb in the sentence, then identify if it is ACTION VERB or LINKING VERB.
Those grapes on the table look delicious.
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Choose the verb in the sentence, then identify if it is ACTION VERB or LINKING VERB.
Rey enters the room.
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Choose the verb in the sentence, then identify if it is ACTION VERB or LINKING VERB.
On weekends, my friends and I bike together.
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Choose the verb in the sentence, then identify if it is ACTION VERB or LINKING VERB.
Some animals seem unusual.
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Choose the verb in the sentence, then identify if it is ACTION VERB or LINKING VERB.
Street signs guide people.
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Answer: Which is the verb phrase?
The officers have talked about the clean community.
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Answer: Which is the verb phrase?
We are encouraged to throw our trash into the garbage can
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Answer: Which is the auxiliary verb?
The policeman is doing his work.
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Answer: Which is the auxiliary verb?
They were given a warning by the principal.
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Identify if the underlined verb is used as an auxiliary verb or as a linking verb.
Suzie is sweeping the floor right now.
auxiliary verb
linking verb
Identify if the underlined verb is used as an auxiliary verb or as a linking verb.
Rey had entered the room.
auxiliary verb
linking verb
Identify if the underlined verb is used as an auxiliary verb or as a linking verb.
She would take it no matter what happens.
auxiliary verb
linking verb
Identify if the underlined verb is used as an auxiliary verb or as a linking verb.
We are all ready!
auxiliary verb
linking verb
Identify if the underlined verb is used as an auxiliary verb or as a linking verb.
She was the president of her class, last year.
auxiliary verb
linking verb
Identify if the underlined verb is used as an auxiliary verb or as a linking verb.
It is not a nice day.
auxiliary verb
linking verb
Identify which is the main verb in this sentence.
Karylle must dance gracefully.
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Identify which is the main verb in this sentence.
Our class has decided on the date and venue.
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Identify which is the main verb in this sentence.
Our teacher has announced the winners.
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Complete the sentences by writing the present tense of the verb inside the parentheses.
(brush) Tina (a) her hair every day.
Complete the sentences by writing the present tense of the verb inside the parentheses.
(sleep) The baby (a) every morning.
Complete the sentences by writing the present tense of the verb inside the parentheses.
(come) The pupils (a) to school.
Complete the sentences by writing the present tense of the verb inside the parentheses.
(borrow) We (a) books from the library often.
Complete the sentences by writing the present tense of the verb inside the parentheses.
(sip) Butterflies (a) nectar from the flowers often.
Complete the sentences by writing the present tense of the verb inside the parentheses.
Some doctors and nurses (talk, talks) to the people.
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Complete the sentences by writing the present tense of the verb inside the parentheses.
I (make, makes) the community clean.
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Complete the sentences by writing the present tense of the verb inside the parentheses.
They (tell, tells) the people the importance of cleanliness.
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Complete the sentences by writing the present tense of the verb inside the parentheses.
He (want, wants) to know if the town is clean.
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Complete the sentence by writing the correct helping verb and the present progressive form of the verb in the parentheses.
(donate) The actors and actresses (a) canned goods and clothes.
Complete the sentence by writing the correct helping verb and the present progressive form of the verb in the parentheses.
(fix) Mac (a) his bicycle.
Complete the sentence by writing the correct helping verb and the present progressive form of the verb in the parentheses.
(watch) Some patients in the hospital (a) a movie at the moment.
Complete the sentence by writing the correct helping verb and the present progressive form of the verb in the parentheses.
(go) Jess (a) to the park now.
Complete the sentence by writing the correct helping verb and the present progressive form of the verb in the parentheses.
(arrange) The florists (a) the flowers that will be used for the wedding.
Complete the sentence by writing the correct helping verb and the present progressive form of the verb in the parentheses.
(erase) I (a) the writings on the board.
Complete the sentence by writing the correct helping verb and the present progressive form of the verb in the parentheses.
(wait) The pupils (a) for their school service at the moment.
Complete the sentence by writing the correct helping verb and the present progressive form of the verb in the parentheses.
(sleep) My brother, Kyle, (a) soundly right now.
Complete the sentence by writing the correct helping verb and the present progressive form of the verb in the parentheses.
(practice) I (a) at this time.
