WorksheetsAspects of the Verb
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 10mins
Definition for a Simple Verb Aspect
Just the verb in the proper tense (past, present, future)
Helping verb + verb + "ing"
"have" "has" or "had" + verb
infinitive ("to" + verb)
Oh! He is running!
Simple Aspect
Progressive Aspect
Perfect Aspect
Perfect Progressive Aspect
Yes. He runs.
Simple Aspect
Progressive Aspect
Perfect Aspect
Perfect Progressive Aspect
I heard he has run since he was 12.
Simple Aspect
Progressive Aspect
Perfect Aspect
Perfect Progressive Aspect
He has been running to inspire other athletes with disabilities.
Simple Aspect
Progressive Aspect
Perfect Aspect
Perfect Progressive Aspect
I try to keep an active lifestyle.
Simple Aspect
Progressive Aspect
Perfect Aspect
Perfect Progressive Aspect
Janice has tried to win the race.
Simple Aspect
Progressive Aspect
Perfect Aspect
Perfect Progressive Aspect
Paul and Jake have been joining fun runs for as long as I can remember.
Simple Aspect
Progressive Aspect
Perfect Aspect
Perfect Progressive Aspect
Liza and I are training for a triathlon in December.
Simple Aspect
Progressive Aspect
Perfect Aspect
Perfect Progressive Aspect
My classmates promote our batch run via social media.
Simple Aspect
Progressive Aspect
Perfect Aspect
Perfect Progressive Aspect
He has been running to inspire other athletes with disabilities.
Simple Aspect
Progressive Aspect
Perfect Aspect
Perfect Progressive Aspect
The Grade 5 pupils have been attending online classes since August.
Simple Aspect
Progressive Aspect
Perfect Aspect
Perfect Progressive Aspect
Simple Verb Aspect does NOT have a helping verb, unless that helping verb is "will" which is used for which tense?
Past tense
Present tense
Future tense
Perfect Aspect
Which is Not an example of Perfect Progressive Aspect?
has been crying
had been laughing
will have been dancing
has happened
Which is NOT an example of Progressive Verb Aspect?
was cleaning
are washing
has laughed
will be eating
How to construct a Perfect Progressive Aspect
Just the verb in the proper tense (past, present, future)
have, has, or had + been + verb-ing
to be verb + verb-ing
has, have, or had + past participle of the verb
What aspect of the verb is the underlined verb in the sentence?
I am feeling good today.
Simple
perfect
progressive
perfect progressive
I learned that he has run since he was 10.
Simple Aspect
Progressive Aspect
Perfect Aspect
Perfect Progressive Aspect
He has been running to inspire other athletes with disabilities.
Simple Aspect
Progressive Aspect
Perfect Aspect
Perfect Progressive Aspect
I will join in this year's Word Springs Festival.
Simple Aspect
Progressive Aspect
Perfect Aspect
Perfect Progressive Aspect
