GrammarFlip Review: Linking Verbs, Verb Phrases, Pronouns, Adjectives, & Hyphens
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- Q1
State the verb phrase: Charles should have been studying last night.
should have been
should have been studying
been studying
should have
30s - Q2
State the verb phrase: Winslow was playing soccer yesterday.
playing soccer
Winslow was
was playing
was playing soccer
30s - Q3
State the verb phrase: Chad had not entirely eaten his dessert yet.
had not entirely
had eaten
had entirely
had not
30s - Q4
State the main verb: Candice was not going to the party this weekend.
not
was
going
to
30s - Q5
State the main verb: At breakfast, Jameel and his sister had not been eating their pancakes.
eating
been
not
had
30s - Q6
State the main verb: The clown had been very happy all afternoon.
had
very
been
happy
30s - Q7
State the helping verb(s): They could not have been telling the whole story.
could, not, have
could, not, have, been
could, have been
could, have, been, telling
30s - Q8
State the helping verb(s): They should have been helping the new students with the directions.
should, have, been, helping
have, been
should, have, been
have, been, helping
30s - Q9
Action verb or linking verb? Carlos was very sleepy after third period.
action verb
linking verb
30s - Q10
Action verb or linking verb? Andrea was standing on the front porch in the shade.
action
linking
30s