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english rules lesson 6
Course: ENGLISH 101, Spring 2011School: Boise State
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CorrectUsesoftheverbBE CorrectUsesoftheverbBE Inearlierlessonssomeirregular Inearlierlessonssomeirregular verbswereincluded.Imsureyou hadnotroublewiththese becauseyourearsknowwhat soundscorrect.However,wewill reviewtherulesjustincaseyou becomeconfused. Regularverbsworkthisway. Regularverbsworkthisway. Today Hecooks I,You,orWecook Hefixes I,You,orWefix Hepicks I,You,orWepick Yesterday cooked fixed picked...
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CorrectUsesoftheverbBE
CorrectUsesoftheverbBE
Inearlierlessonssomeirregular
Inearlierlessonssomeirregular
verbswereincluded.Imsureyou
hadnotroublewiththese
becauseyourearsknowwhat
soundscorrect.However,wewill
reviewtherulesjustincaseyou
becomeconfused.
Regularverbsworkthisway.
Regularverbsworkthisway.
Today
Hecooks
I,You,orWecook
Hefixes
I,You,orWefix
Hepicks
I,You,orWepick
Yesterday
cooked
fixed
picked
Sometimestheresapatternto
Sometimestheresapatternto
irregularverbs
Today
Heblows
I,You,orWeblow
Hegrows
I,You,orWegrow
Heknows
I,You,orWeknow
Yesterday
blew
grew
knew
Sometimestheresnopattern
Sometimestheresnopattern
Today
Herides
I,You,orWeride
Heslides
I,You,orWeslide
Hewakes
I,You,orWewake
Yesterday
rode
slid
woke
Othertimesyoumaynoteven
Othertimesyoumaynoteven
recognizetheverb.
SingularFormsoftheVerbBE
SingularFormsoftheVerbBE
Today
Iam
youare
he,she,itis
Yesterday
Iwas
youwere
he,she,itwas
PluralFormsoftheVerbBE
PluralFormsoftheVerbBE
Today
Yesterday
Weare
Wewere
RulesforPresentTense
RulesforPresentTense
amisare
UseamwiththepronounI.
Useiswhenyoumeanone
person,place,orthing.
Usearewhenyoumeanmore
thanoneperson,place,orthing,
andwiththepronounyou.
ExamplesPresentTense
ExamplesPresentTense
Singular
Singular
Nounsor
Verbs Sentences
Pronouns
I
am
Billy
is
It
is
Iamthebiggestboy
inthevalley.
Billyistooyoungto
huntbyhimself.
ItisthebiggestcoonI
haveeverseen.
ExamplesPresentTense
ExamplesPresentTense
Plural
Plural
Nounsor
Verbs Sentences
Pronouns
Hounds
are
You
are
Houndsaregood
hunters.
Youareinforalong,
coldnight.
Writethecorrectpresenttense
Writethecorrectpresenttense
formofbe(am,is,are)tocomplete
thesentence.
Thebeautifulnight__________
perfectforhunting.
Thebeautifulnightisperfectfor
Thebeautifulnight
hunting.
Writethecorrectpresenttense
Writethecorrectpresenttense
formofbe(am,is,are)tocomplete
thesentence.
Papa________happytoseemy
axsharpened.
Papaishappytoseemyax
Papa
sharpened.
Writethecorrectpresenttense
Writethecorrectpresenttense
formofbe(am,is,are)tocomplete
thesentence.
Thehounds________anxiousto
go.
Thehoundsareanxioustogo.
Thehounds
Writethecorrectpresenttense
Writethecorrectpresenttense
formofbe(am,is,are)tocomplete
thesentence.
Hetoldthesheriff,"I_______Billy
Colman."
Hetoldthesheriff,"IamBilly
Hetoldthesheriff,"I
Colman."
RulesforPastTense
RulesforPastTense
waswere
Usewaswhenyoumeanone
personplace,orthing.
Usewerewhenyoumeanmore
thanoneperson,place,orthing.
ExamplesPastTense
ExamplesPastTense
Singular
Singular
Nounsor
Verbs Sentences
Pronouns
I
was
Billy
was
It
was
Iwastwelveyearsold
whenIcaughtmyfirst
coon.
Billywastoocoldto
stopshaking.
Itwastimetogo
ExamplesPastTensePlural
ExamplesPastTensePlural
Plural
Verbs Sentences
Nounsor
Pronouns
Hounds
were
We
You
were
were
Houndswereallover
themountain.
Wewereherefirst.
Youwerethelastone
togohome.
Writethecorrectpresenttense
Writethecorrectpresenttense
formofbe(was,were)tocomplete
thesentence.
I________asnervousasSamie,
ourhousecat.
IwasasnervousasSamie,our
I
housecat.
Writethecorrectpresenttense
Writethecorrectpresenttense
formofbe(was,were)tocomplete
thesentence.
OneofthethingsIpromisedMama
_________tonotgointothe
river.
OneofthethingsIpromisedMama
OneofthethingsIpromisedMama
wastonotgointotheriver.
Writethecorrectpresenttense
Writethecorrectpresenttense
formofbe(was,were)tocomplete
thesentence.
Myboots__________assoftasa
hummingbird'snest.
Mybootswereassoftasa
Myboots
hummingbird'snest.
Writethecorrectpresenttense
Writethecorrectpresenttense
formofbe(was,were)tocomplete
thesentence.
IcouldtellMama______as
worriedasacatinaroomfullof
rockingchairs,anditdidn'tmake
mefeeltoogood.
IcouldtellMamawasasworried
IcouldtellMama
asacatinaroomfullofrocking
chairs,anditdidn'tmakemefeel
toogood.
Practicewiththisonlinequizusing
Practicewiththisonlinequizusing
formsofBe
http://a4esl.org/q/f/z/zz86skm.htm
PracticeNumberyourpaperfrom
PracticeNumberyourpaperfrom
1to18.Writethecorrectanswer
foreachofthefollowingitems.
1.We(am,is,are)downbythe
riverbottominrecordtime.
2.BecauseItoldLittleAnnthat
2.BecauseItoldLittleAnnthat
todayisimportant,she(am,is,
are)readywithhertailwiggling
andtwisting.
3.Alargeraccoon(am,is,are)
3.Alargeraccoon(am,is,are)
downintheriverbottom.
4.Hangingonthetoolshed(am,is,
4.Hangingonthetoolshed(am,is,
are)myfirsthide.
5.I(am,is,are)oldenoughtogo
5.I(am,is,are)oldenoughtogo
huntingbymyself.
6.Twolargecoons(am,is,are)up
6.Twolargecoons(am,is,are)up
inthetree.
7.WhileMamaandmysisters
7.WhileMamaandmysisters
(was,were)bundlingmeup,Papa
litmylantern.
8.Bythelargeoaktree(was,were)
8.Bythelargeoaktree(was,were)
thelargestcoonIhaveeverseen.
9.Twopairsofcooneyes(was,
9.Twopairsofcooneyes(was,
were)staringbackatBilly.
10.Choosethesentencethatis
10.Choosethesentencethatis
writtencorrectly.
a)
b)
c)
d)
Billywasbesidehishoundsexpectingoneof
themtobawl,butthehoundswerereadyfora
rest.
Billywasbesidehishoundsexpectingoneof
themtobawl,butthehoundswasreadyfora
rest.
Billywerebesidehishoundsexpectingoneof
themtobawl,butthehoundswerereadyfora
rest.
Billywerebesidehishoundsexpectingoneof
themtobawl,butthehoundswasreadyfora
rest.
11.Readthissentence.
11.Readthissentence.
Billyisaninexperiencedtrainer,butOldDanandLittle
Annarethebestcoondogsaboycouldwishfor.
Whatisthecorrectwaytowritethissentence?
a)
b)
c)
d)
Billyamaninexperiencedtrainer,butOld
DanandLittleAnnarethebestcoon
dogsaboycouldwishfor.
Billyisaninexperiencedtrainer,butOld
DanandLittleAnnisthebestcoondogs
aboycouldwishfor.
Billyareaninexperiencedtrainer,butOld
DanandLittleAnnarethebestcoon
dogsaboycouldwishfor.
Bestasis.
12.WhichofthefollowingisNOT
12.Whichofthefollowingis
writtencorrectly?
a)
b)
c)
d)
Mydogswerejustbig,awkwardpups,
trailingtheirfirstlivecoon.
Theringtailfoolwasnotgoingtotrick
mydogsagain.
Mydogsdidn'tknowit,butIwaspretty
wellconvincedthecoonhadhiddenin
thelog.
NeitherOldDanorLittleAnnwere
bewildered.
13.Choosethesentencethatis
13.Choosethesentencethatis
writtencorrectly.
a)
b)
c)
d)
Afterseeingthattherewasnothing
tobescaredof,onceagainIwere
thefearlesshunter.
ThetrailswasforgottenasItoreoff
throughthebrush.
Iareafraidtobelieveit.
LittleAnnisabouttostandonthe
steppingstoneintheriver.
14.WhichofthefollowingisNOT
14.Whichofthefollowingis
writtencorrectly?
a)
b)
c)
d)
Itwasthekingofthewoods,towering
farabovethesmallertrees.
Thehugelimbswasspreadingoutover
thesmallbirch,ash,boxelder,and
wateroak.
Iamtheonewhonamedthistree"the
giant".
Iwasthinkingofgoingtotheriverto
washmyfaceincoolwater.
15.Whichsentenceinthe
15.Whichsentenceinthe
paragraphbelowcontainsa
mistake?
(1)Theraccoonareafurryanimalthathas
abushyringedtail.(2)Theirfurcoloring
makesthemappeartobewearingmasks.
(3)Thisiswhytheyhavebeengiventhe
nickname"Bandit".(4)The"mask"goes
acrosstheraccoon'sfacefromcheekto
cheekthenaroundtheeyesabovethe
nose.
16.Whichsentenceinthe
16.Whichsentenceinthe
paragraphbelowcontainsa
mistake?
(1)Thefuronthemaskisadarkbrown
color.(2)Therestoftheraccoon'sfur
aregraytoablackishcolor.(3)The
tailofaraccoonhasringsofdifferent
colors.(4)Theringsareblackand
lightbrownorgray.
17.Whichsentenceinthe
17.Whichsentenceinthe
paragraphbelowcontainsa
mistake?
(1)Sevenspeciesofraccoonslivein
theworld.(2)Thenorthernraccoon
are30to38incheslong.(3)They
weigh12to25pounds.
18.Whichsentenceinthe
18.Whichsentenceinthe
paragraphbelowcontainsa
mistake?
(1)Raccoonshavestiff,longhair.(2)
Thehairaregenerallygraywith
yelloworbrown.(3)Raccoonshave
tailswhichare12incheslong.
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