English Grammar

Identify the verbs as finite and, non finite verbs as present participle, gerund and the past participle in these sentences :-

1. If you think that playing football just requires a pair of shoes and a ball, then you went wrong.

2. I'll only buy the things that are worth it.

3. He doesn't seem happy after what you have done, you must go and atleast console him.

4. The movie was full of humour and some over - exaggerated drama.

• Sentence 1 -

  playing - present participle.

  
  

  Sentence 2 -

  buy- finite verb

• Sentence 3 -

  console - gerund

  Sentence 4 - was - finite verb

• All of the above

• Sentence 1 -

  Requires - past participle

  
  

  Sentence 2 -

  Worth - gerund

Use the correct form of the verbs to complete the sentences :-

1. If he __________ a king, he ________ build himself a huge castle. ( Was, will )

• Was, will

• Were, will

• Was, would

• Was, would

Complete the sentences using correct type of verbs :-

1. My friend ____________ me at the station if he gets the afternoon off.

2. I will tell you, if I ____________ him.

• 1. Would meet

  2. Have went

• 1. Will meet

  2. See

• 1. Met

  2. Saw

Use the correct form of verbs to complete the sentences :-

3. He __________ to the market to _____________ some vegetables.

4. He _______________ his homework way before you came.

• 3. Went, bought

  4. Completed

• 3. Go, buy

  4. Has completed

• 3. Went, buy

  4. Completed

Identify the sentences as :

Type 1 conditional

Or

Type 2 conditional

1) He will be able to complete the homework if he goes to play now.

2) I would apologize to him if I were you.

• 1) type 2

  2) type 2

• 1) type 1

  2) type 2

• 1) type 2

  2) type 1

• 1) type 1

  2) type 1

State the adverbial clause and it's type :

1. On account of the national holiday I have got a holiday today from college.

2. Though he studied hard he couldn't come first.

• 1. Reason

  2. Concession

• 1. Time

  2. Reason

What does the conjunction ' in order to ' state.

• Reason

• Concession

• Purpose

• Manner

What does the conjunction 'nevertheless' state.

• Concession

• Manner

• Purpose

• Manner

Combine these sentences to form a second conditional answer.

Have you read any books? They are really interesting.

( Start with - if I go to the library _______________________ read them.

• If I to the library I would have certainly have read them.

• If I go to the library I would want certainly read them.

• If I go to the library I will certainly read them.

State the present participle in the sentence -

1. We saw a pack of wolves walking towards the south during our survival trip.

• Present participle - walking

• Present participle - south

• Present participle - pack

• Present participle - saw

• Present participle - trip