Verb Forms and Usage

This video tutorial covers the correct usage of verbs in different contexts. It explains how verbs change form when used with auxiliary verbs like 'is', 'am', 'have', 'has', 'didn't', and 'doesn't'. The tutorial provides examples and rules for choosing the correct verb form, focusing on present continuous, simple past, and past participle forms.

What is the main focus of this video tutorial?

• Studying adverbs

• Understanding different types of nouns

• Learning about verb usage

• Exploring adjectives

Which verb form should follow 'is' in a sentence?

• Past tense

• Base form

• Past participle

• Verb ending in 'ing'

What is the correct verb form to use after 'didn't'?

• Base form

• Past tense

• Past participle

• Verb ending in 'ing'

Which of the following is a base form verb?

• Play

• Plays

• Played

• Playing

What is the base form of the verb 'played'?

• Plays

• Play

• Played

• Playing

Which verb form should follow 'have'?

• Verb ending in 'ing'

• Base form

• Past tense

• Past participle

What is the past participle form of 'do'?

• Doing

• Done

• Did

• Do

What is the past participle form of 'write'?

• Written

• Wrote

• Write

• Writing

What verb form should follow 'am' in a sentence?

• Verb ending in 'ing'

• Past participle

• Past tense

• Base form

Which verb form should follow 'was'?

• Verb ending in 'ing'

• Past tense

• Base form

• Past participle