Verb Form Quiz
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When do you use the infinitive verb form?

  • To express an action happening currently
  • To express an action that will happen in the future (correct)
  • To express an action that is completed in the past
  • To express an action happening in the present
  • What is the past participle in regular verbs formed by?

  • Adding '-ed' to the end of the verb (correct)
  • Adding '-ing' to the end of the verb
  • Doubling the last consonant and adding '-ed'
  • Changing the vowel sound and adding '-ed'
  • When do you use the '-ing' form of a verb?

  • To indicate a completed action
  • To indicate continuous or ongoing action (correct)
  • To indicate a past action
  • To indicate a future action
  • What are gerunds in English grammar?

    <p>Verbal nouns ending in '-ing'</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Which resource is suggested for finding information about when to use '-ing,' an infinitive, or a past participle?

    <p>An online dictionary like Merriam Webster</p> Signup and view all the answers

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