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English Verbs Quick Quiz

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Test your knowledge of English verbs.

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English Verbs Quick Quiz
 

English Verbs Quick QuizOnline version

Test your knowledge of English verbs.

by David
1

Be is the only irregular verb in English.

2

A present participle ends in -ing.

3

The simple past tense of regular verbs often ends in -ed.

4

All English verbs form their past tense with -ed.

5

The infinitive form of a verb is usually preceded by 'to' (to eat, to sleep).

6

Present participles cannot be used as adjectives.

7

Every irregular verb has a separate past tense ending -ed.

8

The base form of a verb is never used after auxiliary verbs.

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The base form of a verb is its infinitive without 'to'.

10

In present simple, the third person singular adds -s or -es (he runs, she watches).

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