Top Verb Quizzes & Trivia

Verbs are action words, doing words, and without them life would be pretty boring. One of the most exciting parts about language verbs are what keep things interesting. How much do you really know about them? Most anyone who’s made it past the second grade can rattle off the basic definition of what a verb is and how it functions.

But we want to see if you can go above and beyond rattling off the basic definition. Test your knowledge of verbs in languages all over the world with these challenging quizzes. Do you know what the 27 most popular verbs in the English language are? What do you know about Spanish verbs, French verbs, or German verbs?

How familiar are you with the past tense and past participles? Can you define an irregular verb tense? We sure hope you can because this quiz is going to challenge you over all these things and more. Hopefully, you paid attention in English class! Get started today!

Verb Questions and Answers

If youre not satisfied with your hotel you can ________ a complaint.

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After a trip abroad you often ________ back home exhausted.

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I cant ________ up my mind where to go on vacation this year.

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Ir=

to study

to teach

to go

to have

to talk

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Eu fiquei em casa ontem. (ficar no sentido de permanecer)

I stood at home yesterday.

I got home yesterday.

I kept at home yesterday.

I stayed at home yesterday.

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O clube fica na rua principal. (ficar no sentido de localizar-se)

The club stays on the main street.

The club is on the main street.

The club keeps on the main street.

The club gets on the main street.

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Eu fico preocupado quando assisto os jornais. (ficar no sentido de tornar-se)

I keep worried when I watch the news.

I am worried when I watch the news.

I get worried when I watch the news.

I stay worried when I watch the news.

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