Free Printable Action 11, 5a, p.65; 5c, p.69. Adjective complements and verb complementation.

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Action 11, 5a, p.65; 5c, p.69. Adjective complements and verb complementation.

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 10mins

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Class

Date

Adjective complement is ..

a type of punctuation used to separate items in a list

a word or phrase that gives extra information about the adjective

a conjunction that connects two independent clauses

a word that replaces a noun in a sentence

There are .... types of adjective complements.

zero

five

two

three

Name the types of adjective complements

Noun complements and verb complements

Noun phrase and

infinitive phrase

Comparative complements and superlative complements

Adverbial complements and possessive complements

Which of these sentences is adjective complement

I'm afraid to know the truth

I go to school

I've been teaching English for 4 years

I know I'm right

Complete the phrase with infinitive phrase: It is important ...

eating breakfast every morning

how to juggle

watch TV all day

to understand the importance of time management

Complete the phrase with infinitive phrase: I'm pleased ...

talkative to you

see you

to eating dinner

to meet you

Complete the phrase with infinitive phrase: It is too late ....

to start working on the project

to buy a new car

to make any changes now

to go to bed early

Complete the sentence with the correct noun phrase: I'm happy ...

I'm at the dentist

where I'm doing my taxes

What I'm stuck in traffic

when I'm with my family

Complete the sentence with the correct noun phrase: He's sad

To eating a delicious meal

To he won the lottery

Be the sunny weather

that he lost his pet

10.

Complete the sentence with the correct noun phrase: She is angry ...

to meet her friend

look at the park

where her dog

that he didn't come on time.

11.

Choose the sentence with the transitive verb:

They ran quickly.

She ate the apple.

The sun shines brightly.

He slept peacefully.

12.

Choose the sentence with the transitive verb:

He is sleeping.

They are running.

I am reading.

She took my book.

13.

Choose the sentence with the intransitive verb:

He eats breakfast.

They play soccer.

I read a book.

She sleeps peacefully.

14.

Choose the sentence with the intransitive verb:

He reads a book.

They eat dinner.

I drive to work.

He drives slowly.

15.

Find the sentence with intransitive verb with prepositional phrase:

He drove carefully.

I walked at 9.00

They laughed loudly.

She disagreed with me.

16.

Choose a verb which can be both transitive and intransitive:

Turn on

Befriend

Grab

17.

Choose the sentence according to the complementation pattern:

transitive verb + direct object + adverb of manner

They sang loudly.

I read the book carefully on the sofa.

I love creating booklets.

He ran the race slowly.

18.

Choose the sentence according to the complementation pattern:

transitive verb + ing phrase

He likes to run in the park.

She enjoys swimming in the ocean.

I prefer to read books.

They are playing basketball.

19.

What is transitive verb?

A verb that is always in the past tense

A verb that can only be used in the present tense

A verb that does not require any object to complete its meaning

A verb that requires one or more objects to complete its meaning

20.

What is intransitive verb?

An intransitive verb does not take a direct object.

An intransitive verb always requires an indirect object.

An intransitive verb takes multiple direct objects.

An intransitive verb can only be used in the past tense.

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Action 11, 5a, p.65; 5c, p.69. Adjective complements and verb complementation.

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 10mins

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