Verb Review

Identify whether the sentence is in active or passive voice. The coach motivates the team before each game.:

Choose the correct verb to complete each sentence. Yesterday, she laid the book on the table.

Identify the tense of the underlined verb. He had completed the project before the deadline. The tense is:

Choose the correct verb to complete each sentence. He has risen to the challenge.

indicative, imperative, or emphatic mood. He does enjoy hiking in the mountains.

indicative, imperative, or emphatic mood. Turn off your phone before the meeting starts.

indicative, imperative, or emphatic mood. Never interrupt someone while they are speaking.

Identify whether the sentence is in active or passive voice. The results were announced yesterday. The sentence is in:

indicative, imperative, or emphatic mood. I do believe she is telling the truth.

The teacher explained the lesson. The verb is:

indicative, imperative, or emphatic mood. I do appreciate your help on this project.

He slept peacefully through the night. The verb is:

Identify whether the sentence is in active or passive voice. A new policy was implemented by the school board.

indicative, imperative, or emphatic mood. She does insist on paying for dinner.

She danced gracefully on stage. The verb is:

Identify whether the sentence is in active or passive voice. The cake was baked by my grandmother. The sentence is in:

Identify whether the sentence is in active or passive voice. The scientist discovered a new element.

Choose the correct verb to complete each sentence. He lay down for a nap after lunch.

Determine whether complement is an adjective, noun, or pronoun. She is a talented musician.

She wrote a heartfelt letter. The verb is:

indicative, imperative, or emphatic mood. Leave the documents on my desk before you go.

indicative, imperative, or emphatic mood. The students completed their group project on time.

Identify the tense of the underlined verb. By the time you arrive, we will be waiting outside. The tense is:

Identify whether the sentence is in the indicative, imperative, or emphatic mood. He is traveling to France next week.

Identify whether the sentence is in the indicative, imperative, or emphatic mood. Do help me with these boxes.

indicative, imperative, or emphatic mood. The concert will begin at 8 PM.

She has written three novels in the past decade. The main verb is:

Determine whether complement is an adjective, noun, or pronoun. The soup tastes delicious.

Even though we had seen that movie multiple times, we still caught new details in each viewing. The main verb is:

Determine whether complement is an adjective, noun, or pronoun. The flowers smell wonderful.

indicative, imperative, or emphatic mood. We should arrive at the airport two hours early.

Identify the tense of the underlined verb. She is studying for her finals. The tense is:

They sang beautifully during the concert. The main verb is:

Identify whether the sentence is in the indicative, imperative, or emphatic mood. You do need to see this movie!

The dog has been barking incessantly since the mail carrier arrived, and neighbors are growing impatient. The main verb:

By the time the babysitter arrived, the toddler had cried himself to sleep, exhausted from the tantrum. The main verb:

Determine whether complement is an adjective, noun, or pronoun. They were very happy with the results.

indicative, imperative, or emphatic mood. Stop talking during the presentation!

Identify the tense of the underlined verb. The chef has prepared a special dish for the guests. The tense is:

Identify whether the sentence is in the indicative, imperative, or emphatic mood. Take out the trash before dinner.

Had she driven more cautiously, the accident might have been avoided entirely. The main verb is:

Choose the correct verb to complete each sentence. She has laid the plates on the table.

Identify whether the sentence is in the indicative, imperative, or emphatic mood. The sun sets in the west.

Identify the tense of the underlined verb. The students were presenting their projects when the fire alarm rang.

We bought a new car last weekend. The verb is:

indicative, imperative, or emphatic mood. The scientist has discovered a new species of butterfly.

Choose the correct verb to complete each sentence. I set the alarm for 6 AM.

indicative, imperative, or emphatic mood. The teacher requires all students to submit their essays by Friday.

Identify whether the sentence is in active or passive voice. She wrote an amazing poem. The sentence is in:

Identify whether the sentence is in the indicative, imperative, or emphatic mood. She does love reading novels.

Determine whether complement is an adjective, noun, or pronoun. The winner was he.

Identify whether the sentence is in active or passive voice. The championship trophy was awarded to the winning team.

Identify whether the sentence is in the indicative, imperative, or emphatic mood. Finish your work before lunch.

Determine whether complement is an adjective, noun, or pronoun. She remains a dedicated student.

After swimming for hours, she realized she had swum farther than anticipated and needed help. The main verb is:

Choose the correct verb to complete each sentence. The dog lay in the sun all afternoon.

Identify the tense of the underlined verb. We will have finished by noon. The tense is:

He carried the heavy box inside. The verb is:

The baby cried loudly. The verb is: