ENGLISH

Question 1

At first glance, it looks like a verb, but it doesn’t function as a verb.

Answer 1

VERBALS

Question 2

What are the three types of Verbals?

Answer 2

PARTICIPLES
GERUND
INFINITIVE

Question 3

VERBAL

Verb in form, but functions as an adjective.

Answer 3

PARTICIPLE

Question 4

“The crying baby finally went to sleep.” What type of Verbal was used in the sentence?

Answer 4

PARTICIPLE

Explaination:
In the sentence “crying” was used as an adjective because it describes how the baby acted before it went to sleep.

The “baby” is the subject because it is the doer of the action. The baby cried then eventually went to sleep.

“Went” is the verb because it is the action done by the baby

Question 5

“The printed documents were placed on the table.” What type of verbal was used in the sentence?

Answer 5

PARTICIPLE

Explaination:
“Printed” describes the documents in the sentence because if we just say documents then the reader won’t know which/what type it will be.

“Documents” is the subject because it’s placed right next to the adjective. To quickly notice if it’s a participle is to check the subject and what kind of function is right before it.

“Were placed” is the verb because it is where the subject is acted upon.

Question 6

VERBAL

Functions as a noun and always ends in “ing”

Answer 6

GERUND

Question 7

“I like studying.” What type of verbal was used in the sentence?

Answer 7

GERUND

Explanation:
Studying is used as a noun because it’s like you’re telling the readers that you enjoy the process of studying.

Question 8

“My cat’s favorite activity is sleeping.” What type of verbal was used in the sentence?

Answer 8

GERUND

Explanation: The sentence tells us sleeping isn’t a verb or an adjective but it tells us an extra description about the cat.

Question 9

VERBAL

Functions as an adjective, noun, or adverb. (to + present simple)

Answer 9

INFINITIVE

Question 10

“To study is a privilege.” What type of verbal was used in the sentence?

Answer 10

INFINITIVE

Question 11

“I’d like to order a coffee.” What type of verbal was used in the sentence?

Answer 11

INFINITIVE

Question 12

“These are iPad games to help you get through the minute.” What type of verbal was used in the sentence?

Answer 12

INFINITIVE

Question 13

“These are the documents for you to finish by the end of the day.” What type of verbal was used in the sentence?

Answer 13

INFINITIVE

Question 14

What is the difference between a VERBAL and a VERB?

Answer 14

VERBALS act as the subject of the sentence, but at first glance they make look like a verb. They are usually the one being described.

VERBS are action words. They describe the noun or the subject in the sentence.

Question 15

“The waiting shed looks cozy for the commuters.” Determine what type of verbal was used in the sentence and what the verbal is in the sentence.

Answer 15

PARTICIPLES

WAITING

Question 16

“The painted walls brought life to the room.” Determine what type of verbal was used in the sentence and what the verbal is in the sentence.

Answer 16

PARTICIPLES

PAINTED

Question 17

“The crying baby had a wet diaper.” Determine what type of verbal was used in the sentence and what the verbal is in the sentence.

Answer 17

PARTICIPLES

CRYING

Question 18

“She hugged the panting dog.” Determine what type of verbal was used in the sentence and what the verbal is in the sentence.

Answer 18

PARTICIPLES

PANTING

Question 19

“The laughing children played together.” Determine what type of verbal was used in the sentence and what the verbal is in the sentence.

Answer 19

PARTICIPLES

LAUGHING

Question 20

“The wrecked car was totaled.” Determine what type of verbal was used in the sentence and what the verbal is in the sentence.

Answer 20

PARTICIPLES

WRECKED

Question 21

“The vase laid shattered on the floor.” Determine what type of verbal was used in the sentence and what the verbal is in the sentence.

Answer 21

PARTICIPLES

SHATTERED

Question 22

“Delighted, the children watched the clown.” Determine what type of verbal was used in the sentence and what the verbal is in the sentence.

Answer 22

PARTICIPLES

DELIGHTED

Question 23

“Protecting our territories is one of our duties.” Determine what type of verbal was used in the sentence and what the verbal is in the sentence.

Answer 23

GERUND

PROTECTING

Question 24

“I enjoy cooking.” Determine what type of verbal was used in the sentence and what the verbal is in the sentence.

Answer 24

GERUND

COOKING

Question 25

"Singing is one of my hobbies." Determine what type of verbal was used in the sentence and what the verbal is in the sentence.

Answer 25

GERUND SINGING

Question 26

"Gabe likes drawing." Determine what type of verbal was used in the sentence and what the verbal is in the sentence.

Answer 26

GERUND DRAWING

Question 27

"Jorella enjoys reading." Determine what type of verbal was used in the sentence and what the verbal is in the sentence.

Answer 27

GERUND READING

Question 28

"Rya talked about traveling to Europe." Determine what type of verbal was used in the sentence and what the verbal is in the sentence.

Answer 28

GERUND TRAVELING

Question 29

"By attending Taekwondo class regularly, Kadie stays healthy." Determine what type of verbal was used in the sentence and what the verbal is in the sentence.

Answer 29

GERUND ATTENDING

Question 30

"I like to sleep." Determine what type of verbal was used in the sentence and what the verbal is in the sentence.

Answer 30

INFINITIVE (AS A NOUN) TO SLEEP

Question 31

"Your best option is to run for president." Determine what type of verbal was used in the sentence and what the verbal is in the sentence.

Answer 31

INFINITIVE (AS A NOUN) TO RUN

Question 32

"The theatre is the place to go." Determine what type of verbal was used in the sentence and what the verbal is in the sentence.

Answer 32

INFINITIVE (AS AN ADJECTIVE) TO GO

Question 33

"I have things to sell." Determine what type of verbal was used in the sentence and what the verbal is in the sentence.

Answer 33

INFINITIVE (AS AN ADJECTIVE) TO SELL

Question 34

"The movie to watch is Interstellar." Determine what type of verbal was used in the sentence and what the verbal is in the sentence.

Answer 34

INFINITIVE (AS AN ADJECTIVE) TO WATCH

Question 35

"This is a book to help you understand fairytales." Determine what type of verbal was used in the sentence and what the verbal is in the sentence.

Answer 35

INFINITIVE (AS AN ADJECTIVE) TO HELP

Question 36

"Moana is eager to see her family." Determine what type of verbal was used in the sentence and what the verbal is in the sentence.

Answer 36

INFINITIVE (AS AN ADVERB) To see

Question 37

"It is good to know that you can cook so well." Determine what type of verbal was used in the sentence and what the verbal is in the sentence.

Answer 37

INFINITIVE (AS AN ADVERB) TO KNOW

Question 38

"He locked the door to keep everyone out." Determine what type of verbal was used in the sentence and what the verbal is in the sentence.

Answer 38

INFINITIVE (AS AN ADVERB) TO KEEP

Question 39

A barrel-shaped container for liquids.

Answer 39

CASK

Question 40

Departed secretly

Answer 40

ABSCONDED

Question 41

Approached aggressively

Answer 41

ACCOSTED

Question 42

A person who takes revenge

Answer 42

AVENGER

Question 43

Underground burial places

Answer 43

CATACOMBS

Question 44

Critical judgment in matters of taste

Answer 44

CONNOISSEURSHIP

Question 45

An underground chamber

Answer 45

CRYPT

Question 46

The portion drunk or inhaled

Answer 46

DRAUGHT

Question 47

Flaming torches

Answer 47

FLAMBEAUX

Question 48

Fanciful or absurd

Answer 48

GROTESQUE

Question 49

Act of killing a sacrificial victim

Answer 49

IMMOLATION

Question 50

Not directly stated

Answer 50

IMPLICIT

Question 51

State of being drunk

Answer 51

INTOXICATION

Question 52

A secret fraternal society

Answer 52

MASON

Question 53

Made impossible

Answer 53

PRECLUDED

Question 54

Secret places

Answer 54

RECESSES

Question 55

Revenge; retaliation

Answer 55

RETRIBUTION

Question 56

Candlesticks fastened to a wall

Answer 56

SCONCES

Question 57

Not set right; not compensated

Answer 57

UNREDRESSED

Question 58

Exemption from punishment

Answer 58

IMPUNITY

Question 59

These are words that have the same or very similar meanings. They can often be used interchangeably in sentences, though slight differences in context or tone may exist.

Answer 59

SYNONYMS

Question 60

INFINITIVE AS? It can be a subject, object, or complement.

Answer 60

NOUNS

Question 61

INFINITIVE AS? Describes and gives out more information about a noun.

Answer 61

ADJECTIVE

Question 62

INFINITIVE AS? Can modify a verb. Adjective, or another adverb. We can ask the questions “How, Why, To what extent?”

Answer 62

ADVERB

Question 63

"She has a book to read." Determine what type of verbal was used in the sentence and what the verbal is in the sentence.

Answer 63

INFINITIVE (AS AN ADJECTIVE)

Question 64

"To read is enjoyable." Determine what type of verbal was used in the sentence and what the verbal is in the sentence.

Answer 64

INFINITIVE (AS A NOUN)

Question 65

"She loves to dance." Determine what type of verbal was used in the sentence and what the verbal is in the sentence.

Answer 65

INFINITIVE (AS A NOUN)

Question 66

"His dream is to travel the world." Determine what type of verbal was used in the sentence and what the verbal is in the sentence.

Answer 66

INFINITIVE (AS NOUN)

Question 67

"She studies hard to succeed." Determine what type of verbal was used in the sentence and what the verbal is in the sentence.

Answer 67

INFINITIVE (AS AN ADVERB)

Question 68

"Anna was eager to sing." Determine what type of verbal was used in the sentence and what the verbal is in the sentence.

Answer 68

INFINITIVE (AS AN ADVERB)