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Auxiliary verbs Be Do Have, irregular vs regular verbs and Pronouns Quiz

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Auxiliary verbs Be Do Have, irregular vs regular verbs and Pronouns QuizOnline version

Grammar mastery challenge

by Carla Sousa
1

Is the verb "to be" in 'I am running' used as an auxiliary or main verb?

2

In 'She does the homework', is 'does' an auxiliary or main verb?

3

In 'They have finished', is 'have' an auxiliary or main verb?

4

Is the sentence 'I’m hungry' using 'am' as an auxiliary or main verb?

5

In 'Do you know the answer?', is 'do' an auxiliary or main verb?

6

In 'They exist', is 'exist' an auxiliary or main verb?

7

In 'We have seen it', is 'have' an auxiliary or main verb?

8

In 'To be or not to be', is 'be' an auxiliary or main verb?

9

In 'He is tired', is 'is' an auxiliary or main verb?

10

Is the verb in 'I do my homework' used as an auxiliary or a main verb?

11

Which verb is irregular: 'go' vs 'walk'

12

Which is irregular: 'eat' vs 'cook'

13

Identify irregular verb: 'jump' vs 'run'

14

Identify regular verb: 'played' vs 'sing'

15

Identify irregular verb: 'change' vs 'go'

16

Identify regular verb: 'talk' vs 'sit'

17

Identify irregular verb: 'play' vs 'fall'

18

Identify regular verb: 'cook' vs 'eat'

19

Identify irregular verb: 'walk' vs 'take'

20

Identify regular verb: 'answer' vs 'dream'

21

Which is a subject pronoun? 'they' or 'them'

22

Which is an object pronoun? 'we' or 'us'

23

Identify subject pronoun in 'He runs fast'

24

Identify object pronoun in 'Give it to me'

25

Which is a subject pronoun? 'she' or 'her'

26

Which is an object pronoun? 'I' or 'me'

27

Identify subject pronoun in 'We love books'

28

Identify object pronoun in 'Paul greeted her'

29

Identify subject pronoun: 'They gave us tickets'

30

Identify object pronoun: 'The teacher spoke to him'

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Am is an auxiliary form of to be used to form the present continuous.

Does functions as an auxiliary to form the present simple question/emphasis with do-support.

Have is used as an auxiliary helping verb with finished.

To be is the auxiliary.

Do is used to form a question; it's an auxiliary.

Exist is the main lexical verb here.

Have is auxiliary helping the main verb "to see".

In this infinitive form used as a main verb.

"To be" is the main verb describing state.

Do here is the main verb for emphasis or action.

Go is irregular; walk is regular.

Eat is irregular (ate, eaten).

To run, ran, run.

Played is regular; past tense -ed.

To go, went, gone.

Talked forms past with -ed.

To fall, fell, fallen.

Cooked is regular; past tense with -ed.

To take, took, taken.

Answered is regular; past with -ed.

They are subject pronouns; them is object.

Us functions as object pronoun.

He is the subject pronoun.

Me is object pronoun after preposition to.

She is subject; her is object.

Me is object pronoun.

We is subject pronoun.

Her is object pronoun after greeting.

They is subject pronoun.

Him is object pronoun after preposition.

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