Verbals Flashcards

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Generally defined as verb forms used as another part of speech

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Verbal

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What are the 3 kinds of verbal?

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  1. Gerunds
  2. Participles
  3. Infinitives
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These are verb forms ending in “-ing” used as nouns. They are identical to the present participle in form but differ in funtion.

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Gerunds

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

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Gerund phrase

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These are words derived from the verb but used as noun, adjective, or adverb.

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Verbal

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A gerund/gerund phrase may be used as?

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  1. Subject of the sentence
  2. Subject complement
  3. Direct object
  4. Object of the preposition
  5. Appositive
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Determine whether the statement uses Subject of the sentence, Subject complement, Direct object, Object of the preposition, or Appositive.

Eating has been his hobby for the past years.

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Subject of the sentence

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Determine whether the statement uses Subject of the sentence, Subject complement, Direct object, Object of the preposition, or Appositive.

Listening to music brings me comfort and joy.

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Subject of the sentence

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Determine whether the statement uses Subject of the sentence, Subject complement, Direct object, Object of the preposition, or Appositive.

My sister’s talent is singing

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Subjective Complement

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Determine whether the statement uses Subject of the sentence, Subject complement, Direct object, Object of the preposition, or Appositive.

She prioritized dancing above all her curricular activities.

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Direct object

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Determine whether the statement uses Subject of the sentence, Subject complement, Direct object, Object of the preposition, or Appositive.

The family enjoyed watching the fireworks display last night.

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Direct object

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Determine whether the statement uses Subject of the sentence, Subject complement, Direct object, Object of the preposition, or Appositive.

Ballet is considered as a great genre of dancing.

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Object of the preposition

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Determine whether the statement uses Subject of the sentence, Subject complement, Direct object, Object of the preposition, or Appositive.

Her favorite hobby, writing, is also my favorite hobby

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Appositive

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This is a form of verb that generally appears with the word “to” and acts as a noun, adjective, or adverb.

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Infinitive

Example:
I went to the garden to get some berries.

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An _______________ 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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The infinitive can be used as a ________ and ________

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Noun and Adjective

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A _________ is a verbal that functions as an adjective.

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Participle

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What are the two kinds of Participles?

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Present Participle & Past Participle

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___________, always ending in “-ing”, are 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).

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Present participles

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_________, usually ending in “-ed” or “-en”, are created from the form of a verb used with the verb to be as an auxiliary verb (passive voice).

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Past participles

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This is a participle that is modified by an adverb or adverb phrase that has a complement. The entire phrase acts as an adjective in a sentence.

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Participial phrase