#GRAMMAR 3.5 REDO

DID YOU IMPROVE FROM THE FIRST TIME?
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PART 1 of 2
DIRECTIONS:
1. Identify the verb in each sentence. (12 points)
          *You may only put EXACTLY one or two words in each box for your answer.

2. Determine the tense of the verb. (12 points)
          *Select one of the options from the multiple choices listed.
          *There are FOUR of each tense.

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Sentence #1: Scientists study weather patterns carefully.

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Sentence #1 Tense:

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Sentence #2: Climatologists discovered a worldwide increase in temperature.

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Sentence #2 Tense:

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Sentence #3: They think the increase is about 1°F since 1860.

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Sentence #3 Tense:

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Sentence #4: In the 1980s, scientists recorded the warmest years ever.

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Sentence #4 Tense:

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Sentence #5: However, scientists discovered no overall warming trend in the United States.

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Sentence #6: Still, the continental United States will cover only about 1.5 percent of Earth.

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Sentence #7: The climate on Earth will vary dramatically from region to region.

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Sentence #8: Scientists used mathematical models and powerful computers to predict changes in the
earth’s climate.

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Sentence #9: Weather will change from day to day and sometimes from year to year.

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Sentence #10: Global warming leads to much debate among scientists.

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Sentence #11: Temperature records will continue for many years to come.

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Sentence #12: Aristotle studied weather patterns around 350 B.C.

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PART 2 of 2
DIRECTIONS:
1. Identify the verb in each sentence. (18 points)
          *You may only put EXACTLY one or two words in each box for your answer.

2. Determine the tense of the verb. (18 points)
          *Select one of the options from the multiple choices listed.
          *There are SIX of each tense.

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Sentence #1: They will measure the right amount in chemistry class.

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Sentence #2: He impressed everyone with his vocal talents.

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Sentence #3: The store inscribes each ring before delivery.

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Sentence #3 Tense:

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Sentence #4: I earned the coach’s respect.

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Sentence #5: Kyle distinguishes one of that group’s songs from another.

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Sentence #6: Jeanne gathers her books together.

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Sentence #7: The station will fulfill its promise by Tuesday.

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Sentence #8: Next season we will debate the other teams in our conference.

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Sentence #9: I described the plot in my oral book report last Friday.

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Sentence #10: Your efforts contributed to the environment.

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Sentence #11: Sheila advises everyone on financial matters.

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Sentence #12: On Saturday, I will clean my room.

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Sentence #13: The marathon runners compete in the fall.

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Sentence #14: Farm horses will astonish you with their size.

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Sentence #15: I looked everywhere for the watch!

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Sentence #16: Our team will turn around still.

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Sentence #17: We suggested several options to the author.

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Sentence #18: Darla opposes a picnic in that park every year.

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#GRAMMAR 3.5 REDO

DID YOU IMPROVE FROM THE FIRST TIME?

PART 1 of 2

Sentence #1: Scientists study weather patterns carefully.

Sentence #1 Tense:

Sentence #2: Climatologists discovered a worldwide increase in temperature.

Sentence #2 Tense:

Sentence #3: They think the increase is about 1°F since 1860.

Sentence #3 Tense:

Sentence #4: In the 1980s, scientists recorded the warmest years ever.

Sentence #4 Tense:

Sentence #5: However, scientists discovered no overall warming trend in the United States.

Sentence #5 Tense:

Sentence #6: Still, the continental United States will cover only about 1.5 percent of Earth.

Sentence #6 Tense:

Sentence #7: The climate on Earth will vary dramatically from region to region.

Sentence #7 Tense:

Sentence #8: Scientists used mathematical models and powerful computers to predict changes in theearth’s climate.

Sentence #8 Tense:

Sentence #9: Weather will change from day to day and sometimes from year to year.

Sentence #9 Tense:

Sentence #10: Global warming leads to much debate among scientists.

Sentence #10 Tense:

Sentence #11: Temperature records will continue for many years to come.

Sentence #11 Tense:

Sentence #12: Aristotle studied weather patterns around 350 B.C.

Sentence #12 Tense:

PART 2 of 2

Sentence #1: They will measure the right amount in chemistry class.

Sentence #1 Tense:

Sentence #2: He impressed everyone with his vocal talents.

Sentence #2 Tense:

Sentence #3: The store inscribes each ring before delivery.

Sentence #3 Tense:

Sentence #4: I earned the coach’s respect.

Sentence #4 Tense:

Sentence #5: Kyle distinguishes one of that group’s songs from another.

Sentence #5 Tense:

Sentence #6: Jeanne gathers her books together.

Sentence #6 Tense:

Sentence #7: The station will fulfill its promise by Tuesday.

Sentence #7 Tense:

Sentence #8: Next season we will debate the other teams in our conference.

Sentence #8 Tense:

Sentence #9: I described the plot in my oral book report last Friday.

Sentence #9 Tense:

Sentence #10: Your efforts contributed to the environment.

Sentence #10 Tense:

Sentence #11: Sheila advises everyone on financial matters.

Sentence #11 Tense:

Sentence #12: On Saturday, I will clean my room.

Sentence #12 Tense:

Sentence #13: The marathon runners compete in the fall.

Sentence #13 Tense:

Sentence #14: Farm horses will astonish you with their size.

Sentence #14 Tense:

Sentence #15: I looked everywhere for the watch!

Sentence #15 Tense:

Sentence #16: Our team will turn around still.

Sentence #16 Tense:

Sentence #17: We suggested several options to the author.

Sentence #17 Tense:

Sentence #18: Darla opposes a picnic in that park every year.

Sentence #18 Tense:

DID YOU IMPROVE FROM THE FIRST TIME?

PART 1 of 2

Sentence #1: Scientists study weather patterns carefully.

Sentence #1 Tense:

Sentence #2: Climatologists discovered a worldwide increase in temperature.

Sentence #2 Tense:

Sentence #3: They think the increase is about 1°F since 1860.

Sentence #3 Tense:

Sentence #4: In the 1980s, scientists recorded the warmest years ever.

Sentence #4 Tense:

Sentence #5: However, scientists discovered no overall warming trend in the United States.

Sentence #5 Tense:

Sentence #6: Still, the continental United States will cover only about 1.5 percent of Earth.

Sentence #6 Tense:

Sentence #7: The climate on Earth will vary dramatically from region to region.

Sentence #8: Scientists used mathematical models and powerful computers to predict changes in the
earth’s climate.

Sentence #8: Scientists used mathematical models and powerful computers to predict changes in the
earth’s climate.