Verb Tenses and Agreement Quiz
English multiple-choice grammar quiz about Verb Tenses and Agreement
Preview:
What is the helping verb in the sentence? “She is dancing gracefully.”
A. She
B. Is
C. Dancing
D. Gracefully
Which sentence has a compound predicate?
A. The bird flew and sang.
B. The tree is tall.
C. The teacher smiled.
D. The students are quiet.
What connects the two parts of this compound sentence? “She was tired, but she finished her homework.”
A. A period
B. A conjunction
C. A preposition
D. An interjection
Which sentence has an intransitive verb?
A. He wrote a letter.
B. She baked cookies.
C. The baby smiled.
D. We built a fort.
Which sentence uses future progressive tense?
A. I will play soccer.
B. I will be playing soccer at noon.
C. I am playing soccer.
D. I played soccer yesterday.
Which part is a compound predicate? “John washed the dishes and cleaned the floor.”
A. John
B. Washed the dishes
C. Cleaned the floor
D. Washed the dishes and cleaned the floor
Which sentence shows correct subject-verb agreement?
A. They goes to the library.
B. She walk to school.
C. We studies hard.
D. He runs every morning.
What kind of verb is used in the sentence below? “The teacher gave us homework.”
A. Intransitive
B. Helping
C. Linking
D. Transitive
Which is not a principal part of the verb “write”?
A. Write
B. Writing
C. Wrote
D. Written
Choose the correct verb: “The dog ___ to the park every day.”
A. Go
B. Goes
C. Going
D. Gone
Which sentence contains a helping verb?
A. I jump rope every morning.
B. She ran quickly.
C. They have eaten lunch.
D. The dog barked loudly.
Which word is the direct object in this sentence? “She painted a beautiful picture.”
A. She
B. Painted
C. Picture
D. Beautiful
What is the compound predicate in the sentence? “The baby cried and fell asleep.”
A. The baby
B. Cried
C. Fell asleep
D. Cried and fell asleep
Identify the verb tense: “She was studying all night.”
A. Simple past
B. Present progressive
C. Past progressive
D. Future perfect
What is the verb tense in this sentence? “He will be working during the holidays.”
A. Present tense
B. Past progressive
C. Future progressive
D. Present perfect