Asked by Starcatcher

Which of the following verbs completes the sentence correctly.

If you had ____ more water, you would not be so thirsty right now.

a) drink
b) drank
c) drunk
d) drunken

I'm a little confused about this one...normally these are pretty easy but I get paranoid on quizzes....I think its drunk, but I'm going between drunk and drank. PLEASE HELP!
Answered by Starcatcher
An explanation as to why would also be very much appreciated! :)
Answered by Writeacher
You're right. It's "drunk."

The principal parts of the verb "to drink" are these:
drink
drinking
drank
drunk

For the past tenses, "drank" is NOT to be used with any helping verbs; it's called the simple past for a reason.

The form "drunk" must be used with a helping verb if you want to form a subject/verb combination; otherwise, "drunk" (the past participle) is to be used as an adjective.
Answered by Starcatcher
Thank you so much!!! XD
Answered by Writeacher
You're very welcome!
Answered by gerald
drunk
Answered by Queen_Scooby ♕
The quick check sunjata part 1 answers are
1: D
2: B
3: A
4: C
Answered by Sydney
Connexus "Sunjata," Part 1 Answers are:
1. Based on events in Sunjata, what is the most likely reason Sunjata can walk?
Answer: He was embarrassed at causing his mother to suffer humiliation.

2. Narrative texts include all of the following elements except:
Answer: Humorous situations

3. An epic poem contains all of the following elements except:
Answer: A protagonist with magical abilities.

4. Which of the following verbs completes the sentence correctly?
Answer: Drunk
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