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Unit 2 Verbs and Adverbs
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Verb A word used to express an action, condition, or a state of being.
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Action Verb Tells what the subject does. This can be physical or mental.
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Linking Verb Links the subject to a word in the predicate.
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Linking Verb am, is, are, was, were, been, being, appear, become, grow, seem, remain, feel, look, smell, sound, taste
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Helping Verb Helps the main verb express the degree of meaning.
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Helping Verb am, is, are, was, were, be, been, being, do, does, did, have, has, had, could, should, would, may, might, must, can, shall, will
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Verb Phrase Helping verb and main verb.
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1.Antz is an example of feature-length animation. a.action verb b.linking verb c.helping verb d.verb phrase B
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2. The filmmakers will create the graphics on computers. a.action verb b.linking verb c.helping verb d.verb phrase D
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3. Real ants are nothing like the ones in the film. a.action verb b.linking verb c.helping verb d.verb phrase C
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4. The filmmakers created the graphics on computers. a.action verb b.linking verb c.helping verb d.verb phrase A
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5. In the movie, a worker ant falls in love with a princess ant. a.action verb b.linking verb c.helping verb d.verb phrase A
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6. The worker and the princess will escape to the outside world. a.action verb b.linking verb c.helping verb d.verb phrase D
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Present Shows that an action or condition happens now.
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Past Shows that an action or condition was completed in the past.
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Future Shows that an action or condition will happen.
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TenseSingularPlural PresentI aid/ you aid/ he, she, it aids We aid/ you aid/ they aid PastI aided/ you aided/ he, she, it aided We aided/ you aided/ they aided FutureI will aid/ you will aid/ he, she, it will aid We will aid/ you will aid/ they will aid
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1. The sun rose. past
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2. The sun warms the earth. present
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3. The warm night air will dry the puddles. future
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4. Jim Smith watched his first movie at the age of seven. past
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5. Smith lives in a remote corner of Wales. present
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6. He says he will always live there. future
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Progressive Tenses
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TenseHelping VerbsEnding PresentAm, Is, Are-ing PastWas, Were-ing FutureWill be-ing
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1. The sun is chasing the clouds away. present progressive
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2. It will be snowing before long. future progressive
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3. Last month, snow was falling every day. past progressive
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4. Randall was viewing the sun set. past progressive
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5. He will be watching the clouds turn varied colors. future progressive
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6. We are still enjoying the snow. present progressive
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Perfect Tenses
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TenseHelping VerbsEnding PresentHas, Have-ed PastHad-ed FutureWill have-ed
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1. I have walked every day for a month. present perfect
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2. The window had cracked before the storm. past perfect
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3. The ice will have melted before the weekend. future perfect
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4. Audiences have watched movies for more than a century. present perfect
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5. In twenty years, movies will have lost none of their appeal. future perfect
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6. Before 1900, movies had lasted only a minute or two. past perfect
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Adjectives Describe nouns and pronouns. Answer: What kind? Which one? How many? How much?
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Adverbs Describe verbs, adjectives, and other adverbs. Answer: How? When? Where? To what extent?
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The amazingly pretty goldfish quickly swam away from the turtle. a. Amazingly, pretty b. Away c. Amazingly, quickly, away d. Pretty, away C
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In the bright sunlight, your hair looks quite red. a. bright, quite b. bright, red c. looks d. quite D
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The neighbor's calico cat is quite friendly. A.Adjective B.Adverb B
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The neighbor's calico cat is quite friendly. A.Adjective B.Adverb A
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Adverbs Show Comparison Comparative Form –Tall –Taller –Mysterious –More Mysterious
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Adverbs Show Comparison Superlative Form Tall Tallest –Mysterious –Most Mysterious
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Luis drives ____than his brother. a. more carefully b. most carefully c. carefullest d. carefuller A
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Adjective or Adverb? Adjectives –Good –Real –Bad Adverbs –Well (except for health) –Really –Badly
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The ice cream sundae was a (good /well) invention. good
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The ice cream sold (real/really) well. really
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The ice cream tasted (bad/badly). badly
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Double Negatives Barely Hardly Neither Never Not Nothing Nowhere Scarcely No Nobody None No one Can’t Don’t Hasn't Ain’t
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Double Negatives Meaning: You are (not never) going to pass this class. You ain’t never gonna pass this class.
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A.She wasn’t hardly any taller than the mailbox. B. She was hardly any taller than the mailbox. B
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A.The cow wasn’t milked this morning. B.The cow wasn’t never milked this morning. A
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