Fill in the blanks with a verb in agreement with its subject.

1.    No news ————– good news.

a)    Is
b)    Are
c)    Has
d)    Have

Fill in the blanks with suitable object complements chosen from the list given below. Note that each question can have more than one correct answer. Similarly, the same answer can be used more than once.
Leader, healthy, asleep, long, dead, innocent, honest, ill, fool, Christopher, mad, intelligent, guilty, dishonest, fool, useful, unwise, green, famous, important, conscientious, impracticable, empty, wrong, high

1.    We found him ——————–

Intransitive verbs do not have objects:

The baby cried.
She slept.

In the example sentences given above the intransitive verbs cried and slept have no objects, but the sentences still make complete sense.

The word mood is derived from the Latin word ‘modus’ which means mode or manner. Hence the mood of a verb shows the mode or manner in which the action expressed by the verb takes place.

Verbs forming their past tense by adding ‘ed’, ‘d’ or ‘t’ to the present tense (with or without any change in the vowel inside) are known as weak verbs.

Incorrect: He has stole my pen.
Correct: He has stolen my pen.
Incorrect: John has often beat me at tennis.
Correct: John has often beaten me at tennis.

Incorrect: He told her that he will come.
Correct: He told her that he would come.