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Let’s play…. VERB REVIEW Basketball !. What is verb tense consistency?. All the verbs in a passage maintain the same tense. What does it mean to conjugate a verb?. To change its tense. What are the 6 different tenses of verbs?. Past Present Future Past Perfect Present Perfect
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Let’s play… VERB REVIEW Basketball!
What is verb tense consistency? All the verbs in a passage maintain the same tense
What does it mean to conjugate a verb? To change its tense
What are the 6 different tenses of verbs? Past Present Future Past Perfect Present Perfect Future Perfect
The perfect tenses have what with the main verb? Helping Verbs!
Tell the tense of the underlined verb. We have completed our homework. Present Past Past Participle C. Past Participle
Tell the tense of the underlined verb. We will have completed a 5 page research paper by this time next year. • Present • Future • Future Perfect C. Future Perfect
Choose the correct form of the verb We have (swim) in that pool before. swum
Put the verb in past tense. We (drink) Mountain Dew at Drew’s party. drank
Put the verb in the correct tense. We have (drink) Mountain Dew at Drew’s party for the last 5 years. drunk
Explain the difference between active & passive voice. Active Voice: The subject acts. Passive Voice: The subject is acted upon.
What is the only kind of verb that can have active or passive voice? Action Verbs!
Is the following verb active or passive? The 3 pointer was swished by Amanda. Passive
Is the following verb active or passive? The ice-cream cone was eaten by Gage. Passive
Is the following verb active or passive? The ice-cream ate Gage. Active
Is the following verb active or passive? Cadenwon the race! Active
Is the following verb active or passive? The black panther was chased by the dragon. Passive
Is the following verb active or passive? The couch was so comfortable! Neither! Why? B/c “was” is not an action verb
Which verb mood states a fact? Indicative Interrogative Imperative Subjunctive Conditional Indicative
Which verb mood is a command? • Indicative • Interrogative • Imperative • Subjunctive • Conditional Imperative
Which verb mood asks a question? • Indicative • Interrogative • Imperative • Subjunctive • Conditional Interrogative
Which verb mood depends on something else to happen? • Indicative • Interrogative • Imperative • Subjunctive • Conditional Conditional
Which verb mood is a wish or a hypothetical situation? • Indicative • Interrogative • Imperative • Subjunctive • Conditional Subjunctive
In what mood is the following verb? • Indicative • Interrogative • Imperative • Subjunctive • Conditional Bring me the ketchup. Imperative
In what mood is the following verb? • Indicative • Interrogative • Imperative • Subjunctive • Conditional If I were a movie star, I wouldbuild a humongous log cabin. Subjunctive
In what mood is the following verb? • Indicative • Interrogative • Imperative • Subjunctive • Conditional What did you buy me for Christmas? Interrogative
In what mood is the following verb? • Indicative • Interrogative • Imperative • Subjunctive • Conditional If you participate in the review, then you will get an A! Conditional
Choose the correct form of the verb in the sentence. Please sit /set the apple on the desk. set
Choose the correct form of the verb in the sentence. Rise/Raise the flag for the national anthem. Raise
Choose the correct form of the verb in the sentence. My dog lay/laid in front of the fireplace all last winter. Lay
Choose the correct form of the verb in the sentence. Rise/Raise for the national anthem. Rise
Choose the correct form of the verb in the sentence. I have laid/lain on the couch all week because I was sick. Lain
Choose the correct form of the verb in the sentence. Please sit /set in the desk. sit
Choose the correct form of the verb in the sentence. Lie/Lay the remote on the TV stand, so we don’t lose it! Lay
