Verbs/Sentence Types Assumption 6th Grade English

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Froggy Jumps Verbs/Sentence Types Assumption 6th Grade EnglishOnline version Types of Sentences and Verbs. by Paula Correa 1 Which sentence is a simple sentence? a I wanted to go outside, but it started raining. b When the bell rang, we lined up. c The dog barked loudly. 2 Which sentence is a compound sentence? a I finished my homework, and I played video games. b Because it was cold, we stayed inside. c The cat slept on the couch. 3 Which sentence is a complex sentence? a She ran fast. b I stayed home because I was sick. c I wanted tacos, and my brother wanted pizza. 4 Which sentence has a linking verb? a The dog ran quickly. b The soup smells delicious. c She will finish later. 5 Which sentence has a helping verb? a They are playing soccer. b The kids laughed loudly. c The cake tastes sweet. 6 Which sentence has an action verb? a He is tired. b The flowers are pretty. c She jumped over the puddle. 7 Which sentence has a state‑of‑being verb? a He kicked the ball. b She is happy today c They will travel soon. 8 Which sentence has a transitive verb? a The baby cried. b She threw the ball. c The sun rose. 9 Which sentence has an intransitive verb? a The baby cried. b She ate the sandwich. c He wrote a letter. 10 Which sentence contains a gerund? a The swimming pool is big. b I like to swim. c Swimming is fun. 11 Which sentence contains a participle? a The broken toy was on the floor. b Breaking things is bad. c I want to break the stick. 12 Which sentence contains an infinitive? a Reading is relaxing. b I like to read at night. c The read book was old. 13 Choose the simple sentence. a After the movie ended, we went to dinner. b The tall, excited puppy ran around the yard all morning c I wanted to go, but I didn’t have time. 14 Choose the compound sentence. a When the class got noisy, the teacher asked everyone to settle down b The class was noisy during the lesson c The class was noisy, so the teacher asked everyone to settle down 15 Choose the complex sentence. a She smiled, and she waved at her friend. b She smiled because her friend waved at her. c She smiled at her friend. 16 Choose the sentence with a linking verb. a The cookies taste delicious when they’re warm. b The cookies baked in the oven. c The cookies cooled on the counter. 17 Choose the sentence with a linking verb. a The sky cleared after the storm. b The storm blew away quickly. c The sky looks beautiful after the storm. 18 Choose the sentence with a helping verb. a She finishes her science project tonight. b She finished her science project. c She is finishing her science project tonight. 19 Choose the sentence with a helping verb. a The students were listening carefully during the lesson. b The students listened carefully during the lesson. c The students listen carefully during the lesson. 20 Choose the sentence with an action verb. a She is strong. b She carried the heavy box up the stairs. c She feels strong. 21 Choose the sentence with an action verb. a He is artistic. b He seems creative. c He painted a colorful picture for art class. 22 Choose the sentence with a state‑of‑being verb. a He was tired after running the race. b He ran the race quickly. c He trained for the race. 23 Choose the sentence with a state‑of‑being verb. a They practiced before the performance. b They were nervous before the performance. c They whispered before the performance. 24 Choose the sentence with a transitive verb. a She carried the groceries. b He threw the ball c She read the long, interesting book in two days. 25 Choose the sentence with an intransitive verb. a The crowd cheered loudly during the game. b The baby giggled the song. c The crowd cheered the anthem. 26 Choose the sentence with a gerund. a The reading lamp is bright. b Singing loudly in the shower makes her happy. c I like to run in the morning. 27 Choose the sentence with a participle. a Breaking things is not allowed. b The kitten was frightened by the noise. c The glowing candles lit up the dark room. 28 Choose the sentence with an infinitive. a Learning guitar takes practice. b She hopes to travel to Europe someday. c Visiting their grandparents is fun.

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Verbs/Sentence Types Assumption 6th Grade EnglishOnline version

by Paula Correa

Which sentence is a simple sentence?

Which sentence is a compound sentence?

Which sentence is a complex sentence?

Which sentence has a linking verb?

Which sentence has a helping verb?

Which sentence has an action verb?

Which sentence has a state‑of‑being verb?

Which sentence has a transitive verb?

Which sentence has an intransitive verb?

Which sentence contains a gerund?

Which sentence contains a participle?

Which sentence contains an infinitive?

Choose the simple sentence.

Choose the compound sentence.

Choose the complex sentence.

Choose the sentence with a linking verb.

Choose the sentence with a linking verb.

Choose the sentence with a helping verb.

Choose the sentence with a helping verb.

Choose the sentence with an action verb.

Choose the sentence with an action verb.

Choose the sentence with a state‑of‑being verb.

Choose the sentence with a state‑of‑being verb.

Choose the sentence with a transitive verb.

Choose the sentence with an intransitive verb.

Choose the sentence with a gerund.

Choose the sentence with a participle.

Choose the sentence with an infinitive.