Using Set and Sit Flashcards

1
Q

What does the verb “set” mean?

A

To put or place (something)

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True or False: Set is an irregular transitive verb.

A

True: Set is an irregular transitive verb.

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3
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What are the principle parts of set?

A

Present: Set
Past: Set
Past Participle: (have) Set

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4
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What does the verb “sit” mean?

A

To rest or be seated

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True or False: Sit is a regular verb and is always transitive.

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False: Sit is an irregular verb, and is never transitive.

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What are the principle parts of sit?

A

Present: Sit
Past: Sat
Past Participle: (have) Sat

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True or False: A form of “be” is never used with the ING forms of these verbs.

A

False: A form of “be” is always used with the ING forms of set and sit.

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Which two tests can be used to determine what form of set or sit to use?

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Test 1: Which definition fits?

Test 2: Is there a direct object?

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