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SACE Stage 2 Tamil (continuers) Practice Questions - SACE Stage 2 Tamil (continuers) External Assessment Exam
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Question Number 5
In present tense equine or simple nominal sentences (e.g., 'Avan oru maanaavan'), how is the verb 'to be' handled in Literary Tamil?
The copula verb 'is/am/are' is generally omitted in present tense affirmative nominal sentences
The verb 'irukiran' must always be explicitly written after the noun predicate
The auxiliary verb 'aanaan' is required to mark present identity
The dative case is added to both subject and predicate
✔ Correct Answer:
The copula verb 'is/am/are' is generally omitted in present tense affirmative nominal sentences
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