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Worksheets7TH GRAMMAR REVIEW UNIT 3 L 1-6
Total questions: 160
Worksheet time: 1hrs 29mins
Brian carried the groceries home.
Please open that can of spinach.
Mrs. Dunlap is your science teacher.
The cat leaped over the fence.
There were hardly any empty seats at the game.
That giant sequoia tree is 2,000 years old.
Bryson traveled a long distance.
Dad cooked his favorite meal, steak.
Americans eat a lot of ice cream.
I read a fascinating article about the history of ice cream.
The Chinese discovered an ice preservation method.
Crushed ice with syrup or fruit was probably the original iced dessert.
The Emperor Nero's favorite dessert was snow mixed with honey and fresh fruit.
Fruit, ice, and milk are the typical ingredients for sherbet.
The major ingredient of ice cream is cream.
Various sweet syrups are still popular additions to ice cream.
Identify the action verb in the sentence: Sam watched a volleyball game at his high school.
watched
game
school
Sam
What kind of verb is in this sentence? The boy was in trouble at school.
action
being
What kind of verb is in this sentence? Captain Underpants saved the universe from evil forces again.
action
being
Am, are, is, was, were are what kind of verbs?
being
action
Is the verb action or linking?
My new game is awesome.
action
linking
Is the verb action or linking?
The dog chased the squirrel up the tree.
action
linking
My father made a bookshelf for me.
Identify the linking verb:
The refrigerator was new.
the
refrigerator
was
new
What is the Linking Verb in the following sentence?
She appears happy in her new home.
appears
happy
new
home
What is the Linking Verb in the following Sentence?
The house is brown and white.
brown
white
house
is
What is the Linking Verb in the following sentence?
Lou and Gina look different somehow.
different
look
somehow
Lou
Find the linking verb in the sentence.
The students were tired after gym class today.
tired
were
after
students
Linking Verbs are used to link the subject to the predicate noun and adjective later in the sentence.
True
False
Is the following verb a Linking Verb or an Action Verb?
I locked my keys in my car this morning!
action
linking
Is the verb in the following sentence an Action Verb or a Linking Verb?
I was a pumpkin last year for Halloween.
action
linking
What is the Linking Verb in the following sentence?
Are you going to the pep rally today?
you
going
are
pep rally
Action Verbs do not express an action.
True
False
Where is the Linking Verb in the following sentence?
The flowers grow beautifully in the garden each summer.
beautifully
flowers
garden
grow
Find the Verb or Verb Phrase in the following sentence:
Find the verb or verb phrase in the following sentences.
Harry Potter is a series of novels and films.
is
Harry
Potter
and
Find the Verb or Verb Phrase in the following sentence:
During the novels, Harry is learning things about magic and his past.
magic
past
is learning
During
Find the Verb or Verb Phrase in the following sentence:
Major will be going to the vet next week for some shots.
be going
to the vet
going
will be going
Find the Verb or Verb Phrase in the following sentence:
Fall is turning out to be an incredible season already!
is turning
is
be
out to be
Find the Verb or Verb Phrase in the following sentence:
That llama must have been hungry because he ate the entire container of food!
must have been
must have been hungry
ate
llama
Find the Verb or Verb Phrase in the following sentence:
I am running a huge race this weekend.
running
am running
race
I am running
Find the Verb or Verb Phrase in the following sentence:
The dinosaurs were the top of the food chain back when they roamed the earth.
were
dinosaurs
top
food chain
Find the Verb or Verb Phrase in the following sentence:
They have been shopping all day!
they
have
have been
have been shopping
Find the Verb or Verb Phrase in the following sentence:
I should not have gone in that Haunted House!
should not have gone
should have gone
Haunted House
not have
Find the Verb or Verb Phrase in the following sentence:
James can dance better than anyone else I know!
James
can dance
dance
can dance better
Find the Verb or Verb Phrase in the following sentence:
I will not be attending that meeting later.
attending
will not be attending
will be attending
meeting
Find the Verb or Verb Phrase in the following sentence:
The train should be coming around the corner any minute.
should be
should be coming
be
The train
Select the verb phrase of the following sentence:
"I was thinking about teaching grammar."
was thinking
was thinking about
I was thinking
about teaching grammar
Select the verb phrase for the following sentence:
"I may not have had a birthday party last year."
may not have
may not have had
may had
may have had
Select the verb phrase for the following sentence:
"I am feeling annoyed by that marker clicking!"
am feeling annoyed
am feeling
am feeling annoyed by
am feeling annoyed by that
Select the verb phrase from the following sentence:
"Wilson and I may actually come to parent night tonight."
Wilson and I
may actually come
may come
may actually come to
Select the verb phrase from the following sentence:
"The hyper giraffe was not thinking when he lept the fence."
was thinking
was not thinking
lept the fence
when he lept
Select the verb phrase from the following sentence:
"My students could maybe have been breathing more softly."
could maybe have
could have been
breathing more softly
could have been breathing
Select the verb phrase from the following sentence:
"You will never find me singing softly."
singing softly
will never find
will find
will find me
Select the verb phrase for the following sentence:
"You should probably not drink hand sanitizer."
should probably not drink
should drink
should probably drink
should not drink
Select the verb phrase from the following sentence:
"You shall definitely succeed in life!"
shall definitely succeed
shall succeed in
shall succeed
You shall succeed
You are working very hard on this material.
The girls are eating pizza after practice.
helping verb
main verb
They are buying many books for gifts.
helping verb
main verb
Many other parents and friends have offered their services.
helping verb
main verb
Many adults walk their dogs at night.
helping verb
main verb
The football schedule was planned last summer.
helping verb
main verb
A turtle will hatch from the buried egg.
present
past
future
My family attends church every Sunday.
present
past
future
I brought my lunch with me today.
present
past
future
Joe played in the basketball game.
present
past
future
Ellen studies for her classes every night.
present
past
future
I (a) over the fence for my soccer ball. (look - past tense)
Chris (a) in the marathon in March. (run - future tense)
The construction worker (a) houses. (build - present tense)
I (a) dinner tonight. (cook - future tense)
The girls (a) shopping at the mall last weekend. (go - past tense)
Identify the form of the verb.
I have taken my medicines for the day.
Past
Past Participle
Present participle
present
Identify for the form of the verb.
His guests become excited.
present
present participle
past
past participle
Identify the form of the verb.
Dana fell twice.
Past Participle
Present
Present Participle
Past
Identify the form of the verb.
I hate heights, I'm afraid to fall.
Future
Present Participle
Past
Present
Identify the form of the underlined verb.
Are you still working at the café?
Present
Present Participle
Past
Past Participle
Identify the form of the underlined verb.
Yesterday I took a long walk.
Present
Present Participle
Past
Past Participle
Identify the form of the red verb.
People are consuming more and more yogurt nowadays.
present
present participle
past
past participle
Identify the form of the red verb.
Yogurt has existed for thousands of years.
present
present participle
past
past participle
Yogurt remained a European food until the early 1900s.
Identify the form of the red verb.
I am adding berries to my smoothie.
present
present participle
past
past participle
Marian is becoming well known.
Present
Present Participle
Past
Past Participle
Alyse went to Marian’s concert.
Present
Present Participle
Past
Past Participle
Her singing brings a smile to her father’s face.
Present
Present Participle
Past
Past Participle
The crowds at the Metropolitan Opera House are growing.
Present
Present Participle
Past
Past Participle
Marian has felt this excitement before.
Present
Present Participle
Past
Past Participle
Identify the form of the verb.
Joe has clapped so hard that his hands are red.
Past Participle
Past Perfect
Present Participle
Present
Identify the form of the verb.
I can't believe how much my kids have grown.
Past Participle
Past
Present
Past Perfect
Identify the form of the verb.
The band has played a beautiful song.
Past
Present
Present Participle
Past Participle
We had seen the movie twice before today.
Present Perfect
Past Perfect
Future Perfect
My parents will have packed our stuff by tonight.
Present Perfect
Past Perfect
Future Perfect
I have been here previously.
Present Perfect
Past Perfect
Future Perfect
The cat and the dog have sprinted around the yard all day long.
Present Perfect
Past Perfect
Future Perfect
The principal will have made an announcement before lunch time.
Present Perfect
Past Perfect
Future Perfect
I have taught this lesson before.
Present Perfect
Past Perfect
Future Perfect
The store shall have closed by the time we arrive.
Present Perfect
Past Perfect
Future Perfect
We had gone to the bookstore to buy some materials for our project.
Present Perfect
Past Perfect
Future Perfect
Erik has always wanted to have a dog since he was little.
Present Perfect
Past Perfect
Future Perfect
My grandfather’s airplane shall have flown by the time we leave the terminal.
Present Perfect
Past Perfect
Future Perfect
Which tense expresses an action that began in the past and continues to the present. Formed with the subject + have/has + past participle.
Present Perfect
Past Perfect
Future Perfect
Which verb tense is used to describe an action in the past that happened before another action in the past. Formed with the subject + had + past participle.
Present Perfect
Past Perfect
Future Perfect
This tense is used to describe an action that will be completed before some other point in the future. Formed with the subject + will have + past participle
Present Perfect
Past Perfect
Future Perfect
I had eaten lunch before my friend arrived.
Present Perfect
Past Perfect
Future Perfect
Tony has eaten dinner already.
Present perfect
Past Perfect
Future Perfect
Mary will have finished frying chicken by the time Sam arrives home.
Present Perfect
Past Perfect
Future Perfect
What tense uses "have" or "has"?
Present Perfect
Past Perfect
Future Perfect
What tense uses "had"?
Present Perfect
Past Perfect
Future Perfect
What tense uses "will have"?
Present Perfect
Past Perfect
Future Perfect
If I had __________ you were coming, I would have cleaned my room.
knew
known
She _________ her sister a fabulous birthday present.
gave
given
George and Mike have often ______________ of their trip to Japan.
spoke
spoken
The rainbow _______ more brilliant as the sky cleared.
grew
grown
Unfortunately, Julia ________ her favorite blouse.
tore
torn
The entire family _________ some of Aunt Vivian's peach cake.
ate
eaten
Louis had _________ bored with his hobby.
became
become
Simone had ____________ some flowers to her cousin in the hospital.
took
taken
Jeff ________ the last four blocks, but he was still late for school.
ran
run
Marcia _________ the football back to Peter.
threw
thrown
The desk had ______ Grandfather's favorite place to write.
was
been
The bridesmaids _______ pink dresses.
wore
worn
Fans had _________ from many cities to see the historic concert.
came
come
The birds ________ north when the weather turned mild.
flew
flown
Everyone watching the parade ______ when they saw the American flag.
rose
risen
Linda had _______ all the work for the surprise party herself.
did
done
The breeze had ___________ rose petals across the sidewalk.
blew
blown
Alan ______ second base when the pitcher wasn't looking.
stole
stolen
You have ________ that movie twice already.
saw
seen
Celia _____ chicken, and Pam ordered fish.
chose
chosen
He ________ an English course two weeks ago.
She _______ herself with a knife.
I _________ her yesterday.
I ________ to the cinema with Tom.
She _______ my umbrella.
They ________ you about the accident.
They _____ the window.
I __________the milk.
She __________ the car.
Sue __________ the ball.
Tom ________away.
My brother _______his house.
Michał ___________ his homework.
