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You must read each slide, and complete any questions on the slide, in sequence.
Exercise G2-6
Standard English verb forms
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Click on the standard English verb form from the choices in the parentheses.
Click Submit after each question to see feedback and to record your answer. After you have finished every question, your answers will be submitted to your instructor’s gradebook. You may review your answers by returning to the exercise at any time. (An exercise reports to the gradebook only if your instructor has assigned it.)
Example
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Correct. For more help, see sections G2-c and G2-d.
Sorry. A past participle, in this case banned, is required after the helping verb was to form the passive voice. For more help, see sections G2-c and G2-d.
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Question
Correct. For more help, see sections G2-c and G2-d.
Sorry. The subject, child, is third-person singular, so the verb should be was. For more help, see sections G2-c and G2-d.
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Correct. For more help, see sections G2-c and G2-d.
Sorry. The subject, they, is third-person plural, so the verb should be were. For more help, see sections G2-c and G2-d.
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Correct. For more help, see sections G2-c and G2-d.
Sorry. The subject, American, is third-person singular, so the verb should be learns. For more help, see sections G2-c and G2-d.
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Question
Correct. For more help, see sections G2-c and G2-d.
Sorry. A past participle, in this case supposed, is required after the helping verb have. For more help, see sections G2-c and G2-d.
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Correct. For more help, see sections G2-c and G2-d.
Sorry. The subject, it, is third-person singular, so the verb should be doesn’t. For more help, see sections G2-c and G2-d.
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Correct. For more help, see sections G2-c and G2-d.
Sorry. The subject, people, is third-person plural. Only third-person singular subjects take verbs with -s endings. For more help, see sections G2-c and G2-d.
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Correct. For more help, see sections G2-c and G2-d.
Sorry. A past participle, in this case developed, is required after the helping verb was to form the passive voice. For more help, see sections G2-c and G2-d.
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Correct. For more help, see sections G2-c and G2-d.
Sorry. For more help, see sections G2-c and G2-d.
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Correct. For more help, see sections G2-c and G2-d.
Sorry. The subject, interpreters, is third-person plural, so the verb should be appear. For more help, see sections G2-c and G2-d.
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