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Verbs

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Match the verb with its type.

ate

present participle

cook

past tense

have lain

present tense / base verb

is running

past participle

What is an example of an auxillary (extra) verb that would go along with the past particple verb, like swum for example.

is

went

have

are

Drag the verb to the correct category.

spoke

driven

grown

lay

past tense

past participle

Drag the sentence to the correct verb type based on the bolded verb.

I chose a good book to read.

No one knew the ending.

I read quickly because of time.

It was amazing to uncover the mystery.

Transitive

Intransitive

Yesterday, I __________ my lottery ticket down, and now I can't find it.

layed

laid

lay

lain

I worked hard ______________________money for the trip.

raising

raisin

rising

risen

He planned a trip to Germany next year.

What is the direct object of this sentence?

trip

Germany

next

year

She questioned her mother on everything.

Who is the "doer" in this sentence?

She

her

mother

everything

As a young child in Washington, D.C., Emily played with many neighborhood kids around her.

What is the intransitive verb in this sentence?

as

in

played

around

Verbs are always just one word in a sentence.

True

False

Some verbs have the same present and past tense.

True

False