General Grammar

Question 1

D

Answer 1

Do, does, did

Question 2

H

Answer 2

Has, have, had

Question 3

M

Answer 3

May, Might, Must

Question 4

Ould

Answer 4

Could, should, would

Question 5

Extras

Answer 5

Can, shall, will

Question 6

Verb to be
(Linking and Helping)

Answer 6

Is, am, are,
was, were,
be, being, and been.

Question 7

The five senses for Linking Verbs

Answer 7

To look, to smell, to sound, to taste, to feel.

Question 8

Sentence 1 for Linking verbs

Answer 8

You APPEAR to GROW but SEEM to STAY young.

Question 9

Sentence 2 for Linking verbs

Answer 9

REMAIN in school and BECOME educated.

Question 10

Pronoun 1st person singular

Answer 10

I

Question 11

Pronoun 1st person plural

Answer 11

We

Question 12

Pronoun 2nd person

Answer 12

You

Question 13

Pronoun 3rd person singular

Answer 13

He, she, it

Question 14

Pronoun 3rd person plural

Answer 14

They

Question 15

Verb: to be first person present tense singular

Answer 15

Am

Question 16

Verb: to be-present tense plural

Answer 16

Are

Question 17

Verb: to be-present tense 3rd person singular

Answer 17

Is

Question 18

Verb: to be-past tense singular

Answer 18

Was

Question 19

Verb: to be-past tense plural

Answer 19

Were

Question 20

Verb: to be-future tense 1st person

Answer 20

Shall be

Question 21

Verb: to be-future tense 2nd and 3rd person

Answer 21

Will be

Question 22

Adjective questions

Answer 22

What kind?
Which one?
How many?
Whose?

Question 23

Adverb questions

Answer 23

When?
Where?
How?
Why?

Question 24

Question rule

Answer 24

In a question the helping verb is frequently separated from the main verb by the subject.
Is John walking to the store?

Question 25

Article Adjectives

Answer 25

A, an, the

Question 26

Noun

Answer 26

Person, place, or thing

Question 27

Noun Jobs

Answer 27

Subject, Object of the preposition, Direct Object, Indirect Object, and Predicate Nominative

Question 28

Verb

Answer 28

Shows what the subject is doing or being

Question 29

Adjective

Answer 29

Describes or tells more about a noun

Question 30

Adverb

Answer 30

Describes or tells more about a verb an adjective or another adverb

Question 31

Preposition

Answer 31

Shows relationship

Question 32

Pronoun

Answer 32

Takes the place of a noun

Question 33

Interjection

Answer 33

Shows strong emotion (usually ends with an exclamation point) Ex: WOW! BANG!

Question 34

Conjunction

Answer 34

Joins things in a sentence or sentences (FANBOYS)

Question 35

Gerund

Answer 35

A verb ending in -ing which acts like a noun Ex: We go skating. Skating is the gerund because to skate is a verb, but it is acting like a thing

Question 36

Present Participle

Answer 36

Every verb has an infinitive form ending in -ing.