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Unit 2Unit 2Verbs and Verbs and
AdverbsAdverbs
Verb
• A word used to express an action, condition, or a state of being.
Action Verb
• Tells what the subject does. This can be physical or mental.
Linking Verb
• Links the subject to a word in the predicate.
Linking Verb
am, is, are,
was, were,
been, being,
appear, become, grow, seem, remain,
feel, look, smell, sound, taste
Helping Verb
• Helps the main verb express the degree of meaning.
Helping Verb
am, is, are, was, were,
be, been, being, do, does, did,
have, has, had, could, should, would,
may, might, must, can, shall, will
Verb Phrase
• Helping verb and main verb.
1.Antz is an example of feature-length animation.
a. action verbb. linking verbc. helping verbd. verb phrase
B
2. The filmmakers will create the graphics on computers.
a. action verb
b. linking verb
c. helping verb
d. verb phrase
D
3. Real ants are nothing like the ones in the film.
a. action verbb. linking verbc. helping verbd. verb phrase
C
4. The filmmakers created the graphics on computers.
a. action verb
b. linking verb
c. helping verb
d. verb phrase
A
5. In the movie, a worker ant falls in love with a princess ant.
a. action verb
b. linking verb
c. helping verb
d. verb phrase
A
6. The worker and the princess will escape to the outside world.
a. action verb
b. linking verb
c. helping verb
d. verb phrase
D
Present
•Shows that an action or condition happens now.
Past
•Shows that an action or condition was completed in the past.
Future
•Shows that an action or condition will happen.
Tense Singular Plural
Present I aid/ you aid/ he, she, it aids
We aid/ you aid/ they aid
Past I aided/ you aided/ he, she, it aided
We aided/ you aided/ they aided
Future I will aid/ you will aid/ he, she, it will aid
We will aid/ you will aid/ they will aid
1. The sun rose.
past
2. The sun warms the earth.
present
3. The warm night air will dry the puddles.
future
4. Jim Smith watched his first movie at the age of seven.
past
5. Smith lives in a remote corner of Wales.
present
6. He says he will always live there.
future
Progressive Tenses
Tense Helping Verbs Ending
Present Am, Is, Are -ing
Past Was, Were -ing
Future Will be -ing
1. The sun is chasing the clouds away.
present progressive
2. It will be snowing before long.
future progressive
3. Last month, snow was falling every day.
past progressive
4. Randall was viewing the sun set.
past progressive
5. He will be watching the clouds turn varied colors.
future progressive
6. We are still enjoying the snow.
present progressive
Perfect Tenses
Tense Helping Verbs Ending
Present Has, Have -ed
Past Had -ed
Future Will have -ed
1. I have walked every day for a month.
present perfect
2. The window had cracked before the storm.
past perfect
3. The ice will have melted before the weekend.
future perfect
4. Audiences have watched movies for more than a century.
present perfect
5. In twenty years, movies will have lost none of their appeal.
future perfect
6. Before 1900, movies had lasted only a minute or two.
past perfect
Adjectives
Describe nouns and pronouns.
Answer:What kind?Which one?How many?How much?
Adverbs
Describe verbs, adjectives, and other adverbs.
Answer:How?
When?Where?
To what extent?
The amazingly pretty goldfish quickly swam away from the turtle. a. Amazingly, prettyb. Awayc. Amazingly, quickly, awayd. Pretty, away
C
In the bright sunlight, your hair looks quite red.
a. bright, quiteb. bright, redc. looksd. quite D
The neighbor's calico cat is quite friendly.
A.AdjectiveB.Adverb
B
The neighbor's calico cat is quite friendly.
A.AdjectiveB.Adverb
A
Adverbs Show Comparison
Comparative Form
–Tall–Taller–Mysterious–More Mysterious
Adverbs Show Comparison
Superlative Form•Tall•Tallest
–Mysterious–Most Mysterious
Luis drives ____than his brother.
a. more carefullyb. most carefullyc. carefullest
d. carefuller
A
Adjective or Adverb?•Adjectives
–Good–Real–Bad
•Adverbs–Well (except for health)–Really–Badly
The ice cream sundae was a (good /well) invention. good
The ice cream sold (real/really) well.
really
The ice cream tasted (bad/badly).
badly
Double Negatives
BarelyHardlyNeitherNever
NotNothingNowhereScarcelyNo
Nobody
None
No one
Can’tDon’tHasn'tAin’t
Double Negatives
•Meaning: You are (not never) going to pass this class.
•You ain’t never gonna pass this class.
A.She wasn’t hardly any taller than the mailbox.
B. She was hardly any taller than the mailbox. B
A.The cow wasn’t milked this morning.
B.The cow wasn’t never milked this morning.
A
The End