Grammar help- two quick questions for medal!

1. The cat ____ (drank, drunk) all of its milk.

2. Which part of speech is honesty?

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Grammar help- two quick questions for medal!

1. The cat ____ (drank, drunk) all of its milk.

2. Which part of speech is honesty?

anonymous · Answer

CORRECTION! On number 1, it's "The cat has___ (drank, drunk) all of its milk." i forgot Has

anonymous · Answer

@sammixboo

sammixboo · Answer

Read the sentence with 'drank' then with 'drunk'

Which one makes the most sense?
If that doesn't help, let me know

anonymous · Answer

So, it's drank?

sammixboo · Answer

Not quite. Try saying it outloud again

sammixboo · Answer

It's quite confusing actually. I have no idea the proper way to say it. In different areas, people may say it differently

anonymous · Answer

Yeah, this is one of the few things about grammar that confuses me. I'm actually one of the best in my class when it comes to this, but I forgot everything I learned in sixth grade, and now, in 8th grade, they're not teaching us what to do anymore but just jumping back in after two years of basically no grammar.

sammixboo · Answer

Exactly, haha

sammixboo · Answer

See I would say drunk, but my friend said drank

anonymous · Answer

Drunk was my best guess, but for some reason drank sounded better to me. Thank you so much for clarifying! But what about the second question? do you have an answer for that

sammixboo · Answer

Oh, pfft. I didn't even know there was a second question. Give me a sec

anonymous · Answer

It's an adjective, right? or is it something else that I completely forgot?

sammixboo · Answer

Well, you know the different part of speeches, right?

sammixboo · Answer

Not quite

sammixboo · Answer

We have a verb, noun, adjective, etc.

sammixboo · Answer

Think of honesty. Is it a person? Thing? Place?

anonymous · Answer

hmm... not sure.

sammixboo · Answer

It's a thing :) THat can give ya a hint

anonymous · Answer

noun?

sammixboo · Answer

Right! It's easily confused with others, but it is a noun

anonymous · Answer

that's weird. i thought it was a descriptive word, but i did have a little suspicion.

anonymous · Answer

well, thank you so much! you really helped!

sammixboo · Answer

No problem!

anonymous · Answer

Whenever you see the verb "have " in any of its forms (have, has, having, had), be sure that the verb that follows it is in the past participle form

sammixboo · Answer

Drunk is the past participle of drink
Drank is the past version of drink

sammixboo · Answer

So that outta help with your 1st question

anonymous · Answer

Ah, yes! I KNEW it had something to do with the word had!

anonymous · Answer

yes @sammixboo !

anonymous · Answer

yes, thanks, both of you! Later!

anonymous · Answer

no problem @TheMetalHead :)