Family name, first name Date Class Morphological analysis of the verb ① Indicate the correct answer(s) for each task. 1) Indicate the verbs: a) run; b) to run c) runs g) to run 2) Indicate the verbs of I conjugation: a) he writes; b) they write; c) she breathes; g) they write 3) Indicate the reflexive verbs: a) I will return; b) I returned; c) he waits; g) he rocks 4) Indicate the phrase with a transitive verb: a) called the door; b) walked in the park; c) pulled the turnip; g) are going on the track 5) Indicate the irregular verb: a) will rise; b) run; c) takes; g) builds 6) Indicate the impersonal verb: a) it is noisy; b) it is not sleepy; c) it is blue; g) it boiled 7) Indicate the verb in the indicative mood.: a) would listen; b) listen; c) I listen; g) listen Answers: 1) 3,2) A, B, 3) A, B, 4) B, 5) A, 6) B, 7) B. ② Look at the diagram. Prepare a coherent story about the verb as a part of speech, supplementing the diagram. Morphological analysis of the verb Permanent features Aspect perfective / imperfective Transitivity transitive / intransitive Reflexivity reflexive / non-reflexive Conjugation I, II If the verb is impersonal, indicate it + Impermanent features Mood Time (in indicative mood) Number Person (if any) Gender (if any) ③ Read the text. Insert the missing letters where necessary. fox. 4) The Petersburgers let out the basements where the animals live The Ermitage holds exhibitions of animal drawings and competitions. 5) Usually, the museum has seven dozen animals. cats. 6) When there are more animals, they are taken to good hands. 7) Whoever takes the Ermitage animal home gets the right to visit the Ermitage for free. ✓ Underline the grammatical basis in sentences 1-5. ✓ Write out 2 verbs of I and II conjugation from the text. Indicate the conjugation. √ In what mood are the verbs used in the text? ✓ Find and write out the transitive verbs in sentences 4-7 in phrases. ④ Match the verbs with their characteristics. 1) To sell 2) To finish 3) To be silent 4) To stretch 5) To prepare -B- A) Perfective aspect B) Imperfective aspect C) Reflexive D) Non-reflexive verbs. Answers: 1) B, D. 2) A, C, 3) A, D. 1) B, D. 5) A, D. c. b. c. b. ne. c. b. ⑤ Indicate in which examples the initial form of the verbs is indicated correctly. 1) Offended - to offend 2) I will arrive - to arrive c) We will cope - to cope 4) I indicate - to indicate 5) You sing - to sing 6) He shouts - to shout ⑥ Match the examples with the moods of the verb. 1) unrealistic 2) cognitive 3) conditional Time (in indicative mood) Number 1) Would draw a poster 2) Read the story 3) Take the order 4) Sort the locker 5) Flies by plane 6) Would solve the problem A) Indicative B) Subjunctive C) Imperative Answers: 1) B, 2) A, 3) B, 4) B. 5) A, D. ⑦ Fill in the blanks in the morphological analysis of the verb with the meaning "live, are located" from task 3. Syntactic role: part of the sentence I. Part of speech: Initial form: II. Morphological characteristics: 1) Permanent features: aspect transitivity reflexivity conjugation , denotes (infinitive) 2) Impermanent features: mood number genus ③ Read the text. Insert the letters where necessary. 1) In the Ermitage, not only people but also cats work. 2) They are called lovingly - Ermiki. 3) Every spring, the holiday - Day of the Ermi-