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Grade 5 Verbs
Identify the tense of the sentence as past, present, or future.

I will help you.
  1. past
  2. present
  3. future
Grade 5 Verbs
Determine whether the sentence uses the simple, progressive, perfect, or perfect progressive tense.

I have jumped on the trampoline for five hours.
  1. simple
  2. progressive
  3. perfect
  4. perfect progressive
Grade 5 Verbs
I am helping my mom cook dinner.

In the sentence above, what type of verb is the word am?
  1. action
  2. linking
  3. helping
Grade 5 Verbs CCSS: CCRA.L.1, L.5.1c
Identify the verb in the following sentence.
In 1998, her husband was hired as a guide for a space museum.
  1. helping verb
  2. linking verb
  3. action verb
Grade 5 Verbs
Choose the correct verb to fill in the blank.

We                 about many subjects in school, including English and math.
  1. teach
  2. learn
  3. eat
  4. run
Grade 5 Verbs
Determine whether the sentence uses the simple, progressive, perfect, or perfect progressive tense.

I will be answering your question shortly.
  1. simple
  2. progressive
  3. perfect
  4. perfect progressive
Grade 5 Verbs
Complete the sentence:

The birds                 south for the winter two months ago.
  1. fly
  2. flew
  3. will fly
  4. have flied
Grade 5 Verbs
She                 she would get the team in shape for the new season.
  1. sayed
  2. saied
  3. said
Grade 5 Verbs
My neighbors                 me for babysitting.
  1. payed
  2. paid
  3. pays
Grade 5 Verbs
Determine whether the sentence uses the simple, progressive, perfect, or perfect progressive tense.

I had been working all night.
  1. simple
  2. progressive
  3. perfect
  4. perfect progressive
Grade 5 Verbs
Have you                 the new soccer coach?
  1. met
  2. meet
  3. meeted
Grade 5 Verbs
Determine whether the sentence uses the simple, progressive, perfect, or perfect progressive tense.

I had worked for five hours straight.
  1. simple
  2. progressive
  3. perfect
  4. perfect progressive
Grade 5 Verbs
Linking verbs connect the subject of the sentence to a description of that subject.
  1. True
  2. False
Grade 5 Verbs
Determine whether the sentence uses the simple, progressive, perfect, or perfect progressive tense.

I will answer your question.
  1. simple
  2. progressive
  3. perfect
  4. perfect progressive
Grade 5 Verbs
Determine whether the sentence uses the simple, progressive, perfect, or perfect progressive tense.

I am jumping on the trampoline.
  1. simple
  2. progressive
  3. perfect
  4. perfect progressive
Grade 5 Verbs CCSS: CCRA.L.1, L.5.1c
Which verbs below are linking verbs?
  1. is, are, would, could
  2. may, must, am, was
  3. feel, were, grow, taste
  4. shall, should, must, have
Grade 5 Verbs
Determine whether the sentence uses the simple, progressive, perfect, or perfect progressive tense.

I jump on the trampoline.
  1. simple
  2. progressive
  3. perfect
  4. perfect progressive
Grade 5 Verbs CCSS: CCRA.L.1, L.5.1, L.5.1e
Fill in the blanks with the appropriate correlative conjunctions.

          Neither          my best friend       nor      my twin sister are in my class this year.
Grade 5 Verbs
Determine whether the sentence uses the simple, progressive, perfect, or perfect progressive tense.

I will have answered your question by the end of this presentation.
  1. simple
  2. progressive
  3. perfect
  4. perfect progressive
Grade 5 Verbs
Determine whether the sentence uses the simple, progressive, perfect, or perfect progressive tense.

I was working all night.
  1. simple
  2. progressive
  3. perfect
  4. perfect progressive
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