Question : Each of the following sentences has a word or phrase underlined. Read the sentences carefully and find which part of speech the underlined word is.
The team won the contest by an enormous margin.
Option 1: Intransitive verb
Option 2: Transitive verb
Option 3: Demonstrative verb
Option 4: Adjective
Correct Answer: Transitive verb
Solution : The correct answer is option 2.
Explanation:
- Each verb has a maximum of five different forms. - Let's examine the meanings of the following terms: Transitive verbs, such as "like," "annoy," "sell," etc., accept one or more objects. - An intransitive verb lacks a direct object, such as "arrive," "die," etc. - The verb's root or base form, which is the infinitive form with the word "to" dropped, as in see, watch - The verb's root or base form in the third person singular, such as sees or watches. -The present participle form of the verb-is created by prefixing the root word with the suffix "-ing," as in seeing, watching. - The verb's past/simple past tense, specifically its second form, such as saw or watched - the third form of the verb, such as seen or watched, is the verb's past participle. - The three verb tenses in the example are win, won, and won. - The second option will be the right one because the verb in the sentence needs a direct object, which is the match.
This time we woke up to my brother's success story.
Option 1: Demonstrative
Option 2: Article
Option 3: Adverb
Option 4: Noun phrase
Question : Direction: In the following sentence has a word or phrase underlined. Read the sentences carefully and find which part of speech the underlined word is. Indicate your response accordingly.
This is his car and house
Option 1: Possessive pronoun
Option 2: Possessive adjective
Option 4: Verb
Love your country fellows as thyself.
Option 1: Noun
Option 2: Pronoun
Option 3: Preposition
The woman who is in the red saree is the chief guest of the day.
Option 1: Personal Pronoun
Option 2: Relative pronoun
Option 3: Demonstrative pronouns
Option 4: Assertive noun
Question : Direction: The following sentence has a word or phrase underlined. Read the sentence carefully and find which part of speech the underlined word belongs to. Indicate your response accordingly.
Why, is it really Rohan on the scooter?
Option 1: Interjection
Option 2: Adjective
Option 3: Intensifier
Option 4: Noun
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