3: which principal part of the verb to know appears in sentence 1?
the sentence was "everything I know about gardening I learned from my good friend Sandy herself"
a: past participle
b: present participle
c: past
d: present
i think it is b. am i right?
so #3 is d?
Yes, I believe you're right.
can someone just post all the answers to the test? i need help.
Try finding the answer yourself, if you need help, ask an adult or your teacher. Once you finished all the answers come back here and ask us to check it, you also have to add the questions.
Anyone who read that, please don't give all the answers to the test.
B is incorrect.
Here are the principal parts of some verbs:
go, went, gone
study, studied, studied
swim, swam, swum
walk, walked, walked
>> present, past, past participle
So what are the principal parts of ‘to know’?
And what shows up in that sentence?
the answers to the unit test closed book portion are:
1: (c) sentence 9
2: (b) sentence 4
3: (d) present
4: (c) She is more likely than janet to share her opinions
5: (a) talker
6: (b) your account of the time you won first place at a track meet
7: (c) three
8: (a) since it was warm and foggy...
9: (b) it was warm and foggy...
10: essay
11: (d) Arthur Hass to show he...
12: (c) it was foolish of Arthur to trust Mordred
13: (b) Arthur's betrayers were...
14: (b) A heroes power outlasts his life
15: essay
16: (b) they can't find their uniforms
the open book is something you have to do alone.
To determine which principal part of the verb "to know" appears in the sentence, let's break down the different principal parts:
1. Base form/Infinitive: "to know"
2. Present participle: "knowing"
3. Past participle: "known"
4. Past tense: "knew"
5. Present tense: "know"
Looking at the sentence: "everything I know about gardening I learned from my good friend Sandy herself," we can see that the word "know" is being used as a past tense verb. The past tense form of "to know" is "knew," not "knowing" (present participle).
So, the correct principal part of the verb "to know" that appears in this sentence is the past tense, which is option c: "past."
Therefore, your answer is incorrect, and the correct answer is c: past.
i was asking bc i needed someone to check my answers. they are:
1: c
2: b
3: d
4:c
5: a
6: b
7: b
8: a
9: b
10: not checked yet
11: d
12: c
13: b
14: b
15:not checked yet
16: b
am i right? please tell me which ones are right and the answers to the the ones i got wrong. thank you.