Verb Corrections - Text-based Chapter 1


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Present Indefinite Indefinite

Use the Correct form of the Verb

Instructions: Complete each sentencse with singular or plural verb.

  1. The last Rasool of Allah in 571 A.D. (bear/was born/born).
  2. The world in ignorance and moral decay. (engulf/engulf/was engulfed)
  3. The social fabric of society by idolatory. (tear/torn/was torn)
  4. Humanity to be silently yearning for the dawn of enlightement. (appear/appears/appeared)
  5. His father away before his ﷺ birth. (pass/passed/passing)
  6. Orphaned at such a tender age, he ﷺ was by his grandfather. (take/took/taken)
  7. His uncle for him until his own away two years later. (care/cared/pass/passing)
  8. His paternal uncle, responsibilty for his upbringing. (take/took/taken)
  9. Rasoolullah ﷺ into a young man of exceptional character. (grow/grew/grown)
  10. The revelation of the Qur'an not only spiritual awaking but also a radical transformation. (bring/brought/initiate/initiated)
  11. These qualities him ﷺ universal respect. (earn/earned/earning)
  12. Several events from his early adulthood his ﷺ noble character. (illustrates/illustrate/illustrated)
  13. Hilf-al-Fuda, a pact by the tribes of Makkah the oppressed. (form/formed/to defend/defend)
  14. When a dispute among the Quaraish regarding the placing the Hajr-e-Aswad. (arise/arose/arisen)
  15. Hazrat Khadija (R.A) her father's prosperous trade. (inherited/had inherited)
  16. Hazrat Khadija (R.A) beside Rasoolullah ﷺ. (stands/stand/stood)
  17. She him ﷺ with a trade expedition to Syria. (entrust/entrusted)
  18. She later marriage thorugh the family of Hazrat Abud Talib. (propose/proposing/proposed)
  19. When Rasoolullahﷺ the age of forty. (approach/approached)
  20. He to the Cave of Hira. (retreated/would retreat/retreat)


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