Verb Tense, Verb Voice, and Verb Mood

Question 1

correct✔ incorrect

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✔ incorrect; Mia is early for band practice, so she warms up before anyone else arrived . She discovers that she really likes the piece of music that Mr. Holmes assigns them. By the time practice officially starts: incorrect; Mia is early for band practice, so she warms up before anyone else arrived . She discovers that she really likes the piece of music that Mr. Holmes assigns them. By the time practice officially starts: correct

Question 2

✔ correctincorrect

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✔ correct

Question 3

correct✔ incorrect

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✔ incorrect

Question 4

Mia is early for band practice, so she warms up before anyone else .

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arrives

Question 5

Determine whether the tenses of the verbs in this paragraph are correct by choosing “correct” or “incorrect” from the drop-down menus. Mia is early for band practice, so she warms up before anyone else arrived . She discovers that she really likes the piece of music that Mr. Holmes assigns them. By the time practice officially starts, she will learn her part.

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likes; likes, assigned

Question 6

⇒ assigned

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assigned

Question 7

Which sentence is in passive voice?

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The teeter-totter was shared by the boys.

Question 8

indicative ✔ imperativesubjunctive

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✔ imperative; Mrs. Lopez walked into the room. “Please pass forward your homework,” she said. “Today we will discuss poetry.”: imperative; Mrs. Lopez walked into the room. “Please pass forward your homework,” she said. “Today we will discuss poetry.”: indicative; Dan realized that he had forgotten his homework at home. If it were any other day, Mrs. Lopez might accept late homework. But today was the last day of the semester.: subjunctive; Dan realized that he had forgotten his homework at home. If it were any other day, Mrs. Lopez might accept late homework. But today was the last day of the semester.: indicative

Question 9

Question 9

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Mrs. Lopez walked into the room. “Please pass forward your homework,” she said. “Today we will discuss poetry.”: imperative; Mrs. Lopez walked into the room. “Please pass forward your homework,” she said. “Today we will discuss poetry.”: indicative; Dan realized that he had forgotten his homework at home. If it were any other day, Mrs. Lopez might accept late homework. But today was the last day of the semester.: subjunctive; Dan realized that he had forgotten his homework at home. If it were any other day, Mrs. Lopez might accept late homework. But today was the last day of the semester.: indicative

Question 10

Rewrite the sentence in active voice.

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The boys shared the teeter-totter.

Verb Tense, Verb Voice, and Verb Mood Answers

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