Forms of Verb Quiz- Test Your Grammar Skills

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Question 1

What is the base form of a verb?
 

  • The form used to create the past tense

  • The form used with "to" to make an infinitive

  • The simplest form of a verb without any tense

  • The form used for the present participle

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Question 2

How is the past tense of a regular verb typically formed?

  • By adding -ing

  •  By adding -ed

  • By changing the vowel

  • By adding -s

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Question 3

 What is a past participle?

  • The form used in the present tense

  •  The form used with "have" to create perfect tenses

  • The form used to indicate ongoing action

  •  The form used for the future tense

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Question 4

Which of the following is the present participle form of "run"?

  • Runs

  • Ran

  • Running

  • Runned

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Question 5

What is the infinitive form of a verb?

  • The basic form without "to"

  • The form that ends with -ed

  • The form that starts with "to"

  • The form used for past actions

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Question 6

How do you form the past tense of an irregular verb?

  •  By adding -ed

  • By changing the verb entirely or partially

  • By adding -ing

  •  By using the base form

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Question 7

What form of the verb is used in the present perfect tense?

  •  Base form

  • Past tense

  • Past participle

  • Present participle

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Question 8

Which form of the verb is typically used with "will" to form the future tense?
 

  •  Past participle

  • Present participle

  • Base form

  • Past tense

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Question 9

What is the present participle of "to be"?

  •  Being

  • Been
     

  •  Is

  • Be

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Question 10

Which form of the verb is used to express actions that are habitual or general truths?

  • Past tense

  • Present simple tense (base form for most subjects, or base form + s/es for third-person singular)

  • Past participle

  • Present participle

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