Using Verbals Flashcards

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These are generally defined as verb forms used as another part of speech which are words derived from the verb but used as noun, adjectives, or adverbs.

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Verbals

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What are the 3 types of verbals?

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(1) Gerunds
(2) Participles
(3) Infinitives

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These are verb forms ending in -ing used as nouns, which are identical to the present participle in form but differ in function.

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Gerunds

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It is a gerund with modifiers or a complement, all acting together as a noun.

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Gerund Phrase

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What are the 3 uses of Gerund?

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(1) As a Subject
(2) As a Subjective Complement
(3) As a Direct Object
(4) As an Object of the Prepositions
(5) As an Appositive

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It usually comes before the linking verbs and actions.

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As a Subject

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It comes after the linking verbs.

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As a Subjective Complement

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It usually comes after action words or transitive verbs.

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As a Direct Object

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It usually comes after prepositions.

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As an Object of the Prepositions

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It usually comes between two commas.

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As an Appositive

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Identify what use of the gerund is in the given.

Studying is probing the unknown.

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As a Subjective Complement

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Identify what use of the gerund is in the given.

Her favorite hobby, writing, is also my favorite hobby.

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As an Appositive

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Identify what use of the gerund is in the given.

Eating has been his hobby for the past few years.

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As a Subject

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Identify what use of the gerund is in the given.

She was reprimanded for being late.

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As an Object of the Prepositions

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Identify what use of the gerund is in the given.

She prioritized dancing above all her curricular activities.

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As a Direct Object

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It is a form of verb that usually appears with the word to and acts as a noun, adjective, or adverb.

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Infinitive

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It is an infinitive with modifiers, a complement, or a subject, all acting together as a single part of speech.

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Infinitive Phrase

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What are the 5 uses of infinitives?

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(1) Noun
(2) Adjective
(3) Adverb

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Identify what use of the infinitive is in the given.

The whole team displayed an ardent desire to participate.

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Identify what use of the infinitive is in the given.

To fly scares many people.

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Noun - Subject

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Identify what use of the infinitive is in the given.

They studied diligently to pass the exam.

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Identify what use of the infinitive is in the given.

The suggestion, to forfeit, was rejected.

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Noun - Appositive

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Identify what use of the infinitive is in the given.

This semester, all Joel wanted was to pass.

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Noun - Subjective Complement

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Identify what use of the infinitive is in the given.

The test is really difficult to understand.

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Identify what use of the infinitive is in the given. He likes to play cards.
Noun - Direct Object
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Identify what use of the infinitive is in the given. There are some good places to visit in this town.
Adjective
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Identify what use of the infinitive is in the given. The race was about to start.
Noun - Object of the Preposition
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It is a verbal that functions as an adjective.
Participle
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What are the 2 kinds of participles?
(1) Present Participle (2) Past Participle
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It always ends in -ing which is created from the form of a verb used with the verb to be (am, is, are, was, were, been) as an auxiliary verb (progressive tense).
Present Participle
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It usually ends in -ed or -en which is created from the form of a verb usually used with the verb to be as an auxiliary verb (passive voice).
Past Participle
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It is a participle that is modified by an adverb or adverb phrase that has a complement, where the entire phrase acts as an adjective in a sentence.
Participial Phrase