SHS English Language · Year 1

Forms of Verbs, Writing Paragraph Strategies and Creating Monologues and Dialogues practice questions

Verb forms, strategies for structuring a paragraph, and composing monologues and dialogues.

17 questions in this topic: 8 recall, 6 applying skills and concepts and 3 strategic thinking. Every one carries a written explanation.

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Question 1Recall
Regular verbs are distinguished from irregular verbs mainly by the fact that regular verbs
- afollow a predictable pattern, typically adding -ed or -d to form the past tense
- bnever change form regardless of tense
- ccan only be used as auxiliary verbs, never as main verbs
- dalways require a modal verb to accompany them
Question 2Skills & concepts
Aspect, as distinct from tense, mainly shows
- ahow an action takes place over time, such as whether it is ongoing or completed
- bwhether an action happened in the past, present or future
- cwhether a verb agrees with a singular or plural subject
- dwhether a verb is being used as a main verb or an auxiliary
Question 3Recall
Primary auxiliary verbs, according to the section, include
- abe, have and do
- bcan, will and may
- cmust, shall and should
- dwalk, call and sit

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