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What is the characteristic of Intransitive Complete Verbs?
What is the characteristic of Intransitive Complete Verbs?
- They receive the action
- They always have a direct object
- They transfer their action to someone or something
- They make sense without transferring action (correct)
What is the role of the direct object in Transitive Active Verbs?
What is the role of the direct object in Transitive Active Verbs?
- Changes the action
- Receives the action (correct)
- Initiates the action
- Transfers the action
Which type of verb makes sense without transferring action anywhere?
Which type of verb makes sense without transferring action anywhere?
- Transitive Active Verbs
- Intransitive Complete Verbs (correct)
- Incomplete Verbs
- Derived Verbs
What is the defining characteristic of Derived Verbs?
What is the defining characteristic of Derived Verbs?
What must every single Transitive Active sentence include?
What must every single Transitive Active sentence include?
Which type of verb transfers its action to someone or something?
Which type of verb transfers its action to someone or something?
Which major word class expresses an action, a process, or a state?
Which major word class expresses an action, a process, or a state?
What do verbs typically inflect for?
What do verbs typically inflect for?
Which of the following is not a typical verb inflection to show time?
Which of the following is not a typical verb inflection to show time?
What are irregular verbs known for?
What are irregular verbs known for?
What does it mean when a word can change its form to show the time of an action?
What does it mean when a word can change its form to show the time of an action?
What characteristic makes it difficult to memorize all nouns, adjectives, adverbs, and verbs in a language?
What characteristic makes it difficult to memorize all nouns, adjectives, adverbs, and verbs in a language?
What type of sentence is 'Thomas walked into the class'?
What type of sentence is 'Thomas walked into the class'?
Which type of sentence is used to ask a question?
Which type of sentence is used to ask a question?
Which sentence type expresses strong emotion or feelings?
Which sentence type expresses strong emotion or feelings?
What type of sentence is used to give an order or make a request?
What type of sentence is used to give an order or make a request?
Which punctuation mark typically ends a declarative sentence?
Which punctuation mark typically ends a declarative sentence?
'Shut up!' would be categorized as what type of sentence?
'Shut up!' would be categorized as what type of sentence?
What is direct speech also known as?
What is direct speech also known as?
How is direct speech introduced?
How is direct speech introduced?
What punctuation is used to enclose direct speech?
What punctuation is used to enclose direct speech?
Where can the reporting clause be placed in a direct speech sentence?
Where can the reporting clause be placed in a direct speech sentence?
Which of the following includes the actual statement made by a speaker in a direct speech?
Which of the following includes the actual statement made by a speaker in a direct speech?
In a direct speech sentence, what follows the reporting verb and identifies the speaker of the statement?
In a direct speech sentence, what follows the reporting verb and identifies the speaker of the statement?
What is the tense combination in a Type 1 unlikely condition in English?
What is the tense combination in a Type 1 unlikely condition in English?
What is the main use of a Type 2 conditional clause?
What is the main use of a Type 2 conditional clause?
What tense combination is used in a Type 2 conditional clause?
What tense combination is used in a Type 2 conditional clause?
Which tense combination represents a Type 1 unlikely condition?
Which tense combination represents a Type 1 unlikely condition?
In English, what does a Type 2 conditional clause typically indicate?
In English, what does a Type 2 conditional clause typically indicate?
What tense combination is used for an unlikely condition with Type 1?
What tense combination is used for an unlikely condition with Type 1?
