A. Directions: Use the current form of the verb in parentheses, which correspond in number to theme. Example: Rule 5b: Parentheses are not part of the subject. Example: Question 8. (i) Furniture in the classroom was new (ii) Furniture in the classroom is new (iii) Furniture in the classroom is new (iv) Furniture in the classroom is/was new 13. The lady with six cats …. In the nearest house. (living/living) 1. Your friend (conversations) too. 2.
The man with the roses looks like your brother. 3. Women in the pool (swimming) though. 4. Babban (drive) a cabin. 5. Footballers (run-runs) five miles a day. 6.
This redhead in the fur hat (alive) across the street. 7. He (cook cook) dinner for his family. 8. Boys (walk-walks) at school every day. 9. The weather on the coast (seems) is good this weekend. 10. The center on the basketball team (bounce-bounces) the ball too high.
Use the current progressive tension to talk about the things you`ve planned or things that are going to happen in the future. To form the current progressive tension, they use the, is and are as helping verbs or auxiliary verbs. Question two. Fill out the sentences below with an appropriate help form. (i) You drive continuously for hours. You are very tired. (a) must b) (c) Article 9: For collective subtantives such as group, jury, family, public, population, the verb may be singular or plural depending on whether a large part of the audience intends the writer. Examples of Rule 8: With words that give parts (z.B. a quantity, a majority, a few, all — Rule 1, which is listed above in this section, is reversed, and we are directed after nostun according to bytun. If the name is singular, use a singular verb.
If it`s plural. We use a plural verb. Examples For question 2. (i) He was rewarded by all his friends (ii) He received all his friends mas (iii) He gave with all his friends (iv) He forgave with all his friends 10. There are five pencils in this field. (Use a pluralistic verb there if the next noun is plural.) Add `is` or `are` after the word `there` in the following sentences: 1. There …….. two boys standing there. 2. There….. many students at school.
3. Today there is …….. A lot of boys are absent from the class. 4. If you need money, there is …. A few in my pocket. 5. There…..
Sixteen players selected to travel to Australia. 6. There….. a proper balance of emotions and intelligence in him. 7. There….. Nothing that could be so rejoicing. 8. ………….. Someone? 9. There…..
No light here. 10. There are ….. total darkness inside. Answers 1. are 2. are 3. are 4.
is 5. are 6. is 7. is 8. Is 9. is 10. Is Regular and Irregular Verbs The simple past of most verbs ends in -ed. These verbs are called regular verbs. (viii) I help my mother in her work. (a) Work (b) helps (c) Mother B. Read each sentence and turn the right verb (was or summer) to complete each sentence.
Question two. Select the right verb and fill the spaces: Action Verbs: Action verbs express certain actions and are used whenever you want to show the action or discuss someone doing something.