Test 11

Question 1

The ? principal part is used for the first person, present tense, indicative mood, active voice of predicate verbs.

Answer 1

present.

Question 2

A(n) ? is a verbal that can only be used as a noun.

Answer 2

gerund.

Question 3

The third and fourth principal parts generate their ? forms by adding the suffix -ed.

Answer 3

past and past participle.

Question 4

There are no emphatic tone forms for verbs in the ? voice.

Answer 4

passive.

Question 5

The four principal parts of a verb are the present, present participle, and ?.

Answer 5

past, past participle.

Question 6

A(n) ? is a verbal that can be used as a noun, adjective, or adverb.

Answer 6

infinitive.

Question 7

The ? tone is formed by the first or third principal parts of the helping verb “do” followed by the first principal part of the main verb.

Answer 7

emphatic.

Question 8

Present and past participles may be used as ?.

Answer 8

adjectives and predicate verbs.

Question 9

A(n) ? is a verbal that can only be used as an adjective.

Answer 9

participle.

Question 10

The three ? of English are indicative, imperative, and subjunctive.

Answer 10

modes and moods.

Question 11

Verbs that form the third and fourth principal parts by adding -ed, -d, or -t are called ? verbs.

Answer 11

regular.

Question 12

Verbs that form the third and fourth principal parts by radically changing their spelling or form are called ?.

Answer 12

irregular.

Question 13

The second principal part, ?, ends with the suffix -ing.

Answer 13

present participle.

Question 14

tone that is the normal, straightforward way of expressing the six tenses

Ex. She sees. ; She is seen.

Answer 14

simple.

Question 15

tone that is used to express importance or to ask a question

Ex. I do see ; Do I see? ; I did see ; Did I see?

Answer 15

emphatic.

Question 16

voice for which the subject is the doer and the direct object is the receiver

Ex. He sells shoes.

Answer 16

active.

Question 17

voice for which the subject is the receiver; the doer follows the verb and is expressed or implied noun that is preceded by the preposition “by”

Ex. Shoes are sold by him.

Answer 17

passive.

Question 18

uncommon verb form used of persons or things that have been acted upon

Ex. He was numbered among the seen.

Answer 18

past gerund.

Question 19

tense that expresses action or being during a time after now

Ex. She will walk. (active voice)

Answer 19

future.

Question 20

tense that expresses action or being taking place now

Ex. She walks. (active voice)

Answer 20

present.

Question 21

tense that expresses action or being that began in that past and is still taking place now

Ex. She has been (:0) walking. (active voice)

Answer 21

present perfect tense.

Question 22

tense that expresses action or being that began in the past, present, or near future and will be completed sometime in the future.

Ex. She will have walked. (active voice)

Answer 22

future perfect.

Question 23

tense that expresses action or being that began sometime in the past and was completed at a more recent point in the past

Ex. She had walked. (active voice)

Answer 23

past perfect.

Question 24

tense that expresses action or being that took place during a definite time before now

Ex. She walked. (active voice)

Answer 24

past.

Question 25

tone that indicates action or state of being is ongoing in the six tenses Ex. She is seeing. (present tense) ; She will be seeing. (future tense)

Answer 25

progressive.