I. 1. Passive Voice 2. Active Voice 3. Active Voice 4. Passive Voice 5.. Active Voice

I. Tell whether the following sentences are in the active voice or passive voice.
______1. The book entitled “Unexpected” is written by everlastinghood

______2. Cheska wishes to get taller as days pass by.
______3. The Ateneo produced good leaders.
______4. Mona Lisa is painted by Leonardo da Vinci.
______5. Cheska hopes to study at De La Salle University.
II. Identify the mood of the following sentences.
______6. Kindly get my laptop at the principal’s office.

______7. There is a terror teacher in the Junior High School Department.
______8. Heptane is a non-polar solvent that is used in laboratory experiments.
______9. I wish I have a brain like Einstein’s.
______10. Please answer this equation.
III. Choose the word that best completes the sentence.

____11. I agree _ the speaker when she told us that hard work comes with
perseverance.
____12. I bought my laptop for ___ ₩100,000.
____13. I saw the child jump ___ the furry cat.
____14. Cheska ___ Mica in academic capacity.
____15. She is dancing __ the classroom.
I.
1. passive voice
2. active voice
3. active voice
4. passive voice
5.. active voice
II.
6. Imperative mood
7. Indicative mood
8. Indicative mood
9. Subjunctive mood
10. Imperative mood
III.
11. with
12. only
13. over
14. and
15. in
Test I
1. D
2. C
3.D
4.C
5.A
6.B
7.A
8.C
9.D
10.C
11.B
12.B
12.1. D
13.D
14.A
15.D
Test II
1.A
2.A
3.D
4.C
4.1. A
5.B
6.B
7.C
8.A
9.B
10A
11.B
12.A
13.A
14.A
15.C
16.D
17.A
18.C
19.B
20.B
Cheska study at De La Salle University
Cheska studies at De La Salle University

Cheska has studied at De La Salle University
Cheska is studying at De La Salle University
Cheska has been studying at De La Salle University
Cheska studied at De La Salle University

Cheska had studied at De La Salle University
Cheska were studying at De La Salle University
Cheska had been studying at De La Salle University
Cheska will study at De La Salle University

Cheska will have studied at De La Salle University
Cheska will be studying at De La Salle University
Cheska will have been studying at De La Salle University
1. To-Infinitives are used to succeed transitive verbs while Bare-Infinitives are use in certain
verbs that does not need to be succeeded by to
2. The difference between transitive and intransitive verb is that transitive verbs have direct
object while intransitive verbs do not.
3. Direct object answer questions what? Or who? while indirect object answers questions to
whom? for whom?
Present, Past, Future Tense

>Cheska studies at De La Salle University
>Cheska studied at De La Salle University
>Cheska will study at De La Salle University
Present, Past, Future Perfect Tense

>Cheska has studied at De La Salle University
>Cheska had studied at De La Salle University
>Cheska will have studied at De La Salle University
Present, Past, Future Progressive Tense

>Cheska is studying at De La Salle University
>Cheska were studying at De La Salle University
>Cheska will be studying at De La Salle University
Present, Past, Future Perfect Progressive Tense

>Cheska has been studying at De La Salle University
>Cheska had been studying at De La Salle University
>Cheska will have been studiying at De La Salle University
1.
Present Tense (verb + es / s) – expressing an action that is currently going on or habitually

performed, or a state that currently or generally exists
Present Perfect (has/have + past participle) and uses words like ever, never, sometimes, already
–already happened in the past in no specific time.
Present Progressive – currently happening. Am/is/are + present participle
Present Perfect Progressive – was happening in the past and is still happening in the present
time.
Past Tense (verb + ed / d) – happened in a specific time in the past.

Past Perfect (had + past participle) – this is the cause of the occurrence of something.
Past Progressive – was happening in the past until it was discontinued or stopped. was/were +
present participle
Past Perfect Progressive –was happening and continuing in the past until it was stopped. Had +
been + present participle
Future Tense (will / shall + base verb/ am/is/are going to + base verb) – used when an action is
promised/thought to occur in the future.
Future Perfect (am/is/are + going to have + past participle) OR (will have + past participle) –
the first future event in two consecutive future events.
Future Progressive – will happen in the future in a specific time. is/are/am + going to be +
present participle. Will be + present participle
Future Perfect Progressive – indicating that something will happen in the future. Am/is/are +
going to have been + present participle. Will have been + present participle

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I. Tell whether the following sentences are in the active voice or passive voice.

______1. The book entitled “Unexpected” is written by everlastinghood

II. Identify the mood of the following sentences.

______6. Kindly get my laptop at the principal’s office.

III. Choose the word that best completes the sentence.

Cheska study at De La Salle University

Cheska studies at De La Salle University

Cheska studied at De La Salle University

Cheska will study at De La Salle University

Present, Past, Future Tense

Present, Past, Future Perfect Tense

Present, Past, Future Progressive Tense

Present, Past, Future Perfect Progressive Tense

Present Tense (verb + es / s) – expressing an action that is currently going on or habitually

Past Tense (verb + ed / d) – happened in a specific time in the past.

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