Question

Which sentence contains a progressive verb?


A.
I was hoping to see some of my friends at the swimming pool.


B.
The repairs to the roof have cost more than my parents expected.


C.
We will bring potato salad and drinks to the cookout.


D.
Has Kevin returned his library books yet?

Answer 1

@iGreen

Answer 2

@chycora

Answer 3

@fallenangelorchid

Answer 4

A progressive verb is a form of a verb in which its gerund (or present participle) is used with any form of the verb "to be"

Answer 5

@YOUNGSUPERMAN

Answer 6

Ok

Answer 7

I think its C

Answer 8

i think it's c 2

Answer 9

I say you're correct.

Answer 10

Thank you guys. I'll give you all medals

Answer 11

Thanks! Glad to be of an assistance.

Answer 12

I only got to give one person one actually

Answer 13

Not C!!!! Look again!!

Answer 14

Is it not TJ?

Answer 15

Nevermind about it... Can I get help with a little more

Answer 16

Look at A. Was is a form of the verb To Be and hoping is a present participle!!!!

Answer 17

Which answer best describes the verb tenses in the sentence?

While my father works outside, my mother usually prepares dinner for the family.

A.
The verb tenses are consistent.

B.
The verb tenses shift.

Answer 18

That was my second guess.

Answer 19

Any ideas

Answer 20

The verb tense doesn't seem to shift. It stays in the same tense for both of the sentences.

Answer 21

So its A

Answer 22

Correct.

Answer 23

@Tjbrew

Answer 24

Ok next one

Answer 25

The two verbs are " works" and "prepares" ...are they the same? ;)

Answer 26

Which answer best describes the verb tenses in the sentence?

While my dad brings the car around, I waited with the grocery cart.

A.
The verb tenses shift.

B.
The verb tenses are consistent.

Answer 27

Yes you are correct...A. :)

Answer 28

Check the verbs here... They are in different tenses.

Answer 29

Verbs are waited and brings are they the same??????

Answer 30

So this one is A

Answer 31

One is the past tense (waited).

Answer 32

So yes. A.

Answer 33

You got it!!

Answer 34

Which answer best describes the verb tenses in the sentence?

Before she tries the lock, we went to the back door.

A.
The verb tenses are consistent.

B.
The verb tenses shift.

Answer 35

@Tjbrew

Answer 36

Look at tries and went.

Answer 37

B

Answer 38

Correct.

Answer 39

Which answer corrects the shift in verb tense in the sentence?

To earn his allowance this week, Josh must mow the lawn and trimmed the bushes.

A.
To earn his allowance this week, Josh will have mowed the lawn and trim the bushes.

B.
To earn his allowance this week, Josh must have mowed the lawn and trim the bushes.

C.
To earn his allowance this week, Josh must mow the lawn and trim the bushes.

D.
To earn his allowance this week, Josh must mow the lawn and is trimming the bushes.

Answer 40

What do you think?

Answer 41

Think about keeping it in the present tense.

Answer 42

C

Answer 43

Correct!

Answer 44

@Warriorz13

Answer 45

Ok

Answer 46

Which answer corrects the shift in verb tense in the sentence?

Matt saw the lost cat, and he looks for its owner.

A.
Matt will see the lost cat, and he looks for its owner.

B.
Matt has seen the lost cat, and he looks for its owner.

C.
Matt saw the lost cat, and he had looked for its owner.

D.
Matt saw the lost cat, and he looked for its owner.

Answer 47

This is in the past tense. What do you think?

Answer 48

B

Answer 49

Wrong. Has seen is not correct grammar.

Answer 50

C

Answer 51

Think past tense for both verbs

Answer 52

C is wrong

Answer 53

I just saw had looked.

Answer 54

That's wrong as well, my mistake.

Answer 55

We got to get it corrected. What is the answer

Answer 56

Matt saw past tense and he looked past tense!!

Answer 57

So D

Answer 58

so which one matches that?

Answer 59

Yes!

Answer 60

YES!!!

Answer 61

Which verb is progressive?

A.
has thrown

B.
will have thrown

C.
does throw

D.
will have been throwing

Answer 62

@Tjbrew

Answer 63

Any clue @Frizz

Answer 64

Remember earlier. A progressive verb is a form of a verb in which its gerund (or present participle) is used with any form of the verb "to be"

Answer 65

D

Answer 66

@taylor12344

Answer 67

That doesn't sound right when you say it out loud.

Answer 68

B

Answer 69

any form of the verb To Be + the present participle of another verb...which one matches that?

Answer 70

Is that correct so we can move on @Tjbrew

Answer 71

"BEEN" is a form of the verb to be...so the answer has to be???

Answer 72

4 more questions to go

Answer 73

Not B but ???

Answer 74

D. will have been throwing

Answer 75

C

Answer 76

Ryan said D. earlier I believe and was correct..ok next...

Answer 77

Yea I did

Answer 78

Which verb is progressive?

A.
had done

B.
were doing

C.
will be done

D.
shall do

Answer 79

@Tjbrew

Answer 80

Based off of the past examples which has a form of the verb To Be and a present participle (ending in ING)

Answer 81

Is it b

Answer 82

dang server keeps lagging me out!! UGH!!

Answer 83

you got it!!

Answer 84

2 more

Answer 85

Which sentence contains a progressive verb?

A.
The lions will be entering the ring in a few minutes.

B.
We have fished at the lake three or four times this year.

C.
Today we hope for clear skies.

D.
The tigers roared loudly. @Tjbrew

Answer 86

@Frizz

Answer 87

Which one has this in it? ;) be entering

Answer 88

A

Answer 89

Yep!! ;) You got it!!

Answer 90

Thank you guys

Answer 91

I'm closing this question

Answer 92

You are very welcome!! Good Luck to you!!