ashleys awesome grammar questions
yeah b4 yooh use this on the right side of the screen on learn and test:: ignore everything that u can chek and take out true or false otherwise yooh will be really really confuzzled.
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- have, is having, had, has had
- what are the principle parts for "have"?
- be + present part.
- what is the formula for progressive form? (participle=part.)
- do, is doing, did, has done
- what are the principle parts for "do"?
- nouns or pronouns
- what do adjectives modify?
- will jump
- change "jump" to future tense
- batted
- change "bat" to past tense
- superlative degree
- adjectives that compare more than 2 things.
- tried
- change "try" to past tense
- intransitive
- Is this sentence transitive or intransitive? "People cheered wildly."
- cries
- change "cry" to present tense
- present
- tense that shows something happening now.
- had
- which form of have does past perfect tense use?
- choose, is choosing, chose, has chosen
- what are the principle parts for "choose"?
- predicate noun
- follows the linking verb and renames or identifies the subject
- be, is being, was, has been
- what are the principle parts for "be"?
- ring, is ringing, rang, has rung
- what are the principle parts for "ring"?
- have + be + present part.
- what is the formula for perfect progressive form? (participle=part.)
- ever
- never's positive is... (ex.-nothing's positive is... anything)
- talked
- change "talk" to past tense
- have + past part.
- formula for perfect tense. (participle=part.)
- little,less,least
- positive, comparative, superlative for "little"(ex.- good,better,best)
- wear, is wearing, wore, has worn
- what are the principle parts for "wear"?
- helping verb
- other verbs (not main verb)
- rise, is rising, rose, has risen
- principle parts for "rise"
- past
- tense that shows something that already happened
- title
- What is the PN in this sentence? "The Hobbit is its title."
- will have
- which form of have does future perfect tense use?
- verb phrase
- group of words that acts as a single verb.
- doll
- What is the direct object of this sentence? "Johnny gave the doll to Suzie"
- comparative degree
- adjectives that compare 2 things
- come, is coming, came, has come
- what are the principle parts for "come"?
- hoped
- change "hope" to past tense
- negatives
- words that mean no or not
- direct object
- noun or pronoun that recieves the action of the verb
- know, is knowing, knew, has known
- what are the principle parts for "know"?
- modifier
- describes another word
- intransitive
- verb that doesn't have a direct object
- verb
- key word in the predicate
- passive
- when the doer is in the predicate the sentence is in what voice? (only include the name of the voice)
- wonderful
- What is the PA in this snetence? "The story sounds wonderful."
- predicate adjective
- follows the linking verb and describes the subject
- runs
- change "run" to present tense
- indirect object
- tells who or what was affected by the action
- active
- when the doer is in the subject the sentence is in what voice? (only include the name of the voice)
- watches
- change "watch" to present tense
- inverted order
- the verb comes before the subject
- main verb
- expresses the action or state of being.
- passive
- active or passive? "Almost certainly, the tree had been struck by lightning."
- Suzie
- What is the indirect object of this sentence? "Johnny gave Suzie the doll"
- natural order
- the subject comes before the verb
- either
- neither's positive is... (ex.- nothing's positive is... anything)
- has
- which form of have does present perfect tense use?
- paint, is painting, painted, has painted
- what are the principle parts for the word "paint". verb, present participle, past, past participle.
- positive degree
- adjetives that just describe
- active
- active or passive? "I looked out the back door."
- future
- tense that shows something that will happen later.
- linking verb
- a verb that connects the subject to a noun or adjective in the predicate that names or describes the subject.
- transitive
- verb that has a direct object
- past, present, future
- what are the 3 tenses?
- raise, is raising, raised, has raised
- principle parts for "raise"