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Standards/Objectivies

• 0601.1.2 I can identify the correct use of verbs

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Action Verbs
jump
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What is an action verb?

• A verb that shows action is called an action
  verb.

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These words are action verbs
ran
coughed
swallowed
ride
sang
awake
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Can you find the action verb in each sentence?

1. The girls danced in the recital.
2. Our mailman drove a funny car last week.
3. His teacher wrote the answers on the board.
4. Alice worked on her homework last night.

Move On
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No, try again.
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Yes, that word is an action verb!
Try another sentence
Move On
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Helping Verbs

• A helping verb works with a main verb to help you
  understand what action is taking place.

Elmer was using the computer.
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23 Helping Verbs
maymightmust  bebeingbeenamareiswaswere (main) dodoesdid (main) shouldcouldwould havehadhas (main) willcanshall
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Helping Verbs

• Sometimes there is another word which separates
  the helping verb from the main verb. One common
  example is "not", as in The boy couldn't find
  his socks. The helping verb is could and the main
  verb is find.

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Helping Verbs

• A sentence may contain up to three helping verbs
  to the main verb. An example would be The dog
  must have been chasing the cat. The helping verbs
  are must, have, and been the main verb is
  chasing.

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What is a state of being verb(linking verb)?

• Linking verbs link the subject of the sentence
  with information about it.

PREDICATE
SUBJECT
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What is a state of being verb?

• There are 8 state of being verbs
• is, am are
• was, were,
• be being been.

Hear the 8 state of being verbs!
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The teacher is tall.

• In the first sentence, is links the teacher to
  information about her-the fact that she is tall.
  That is her state of being.

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Can you tell which are being verbs?
were run will be jump
shine skip sing is
could has drive draw
Ready to move on?
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Standards/Objectivies

• 0601.1.2 I can identify the correct use of verbs

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Present verbs

• An action verb that describes an action that is
  happening now is called a present tense verb.

The bird flies through the sky.
Flies is a present tense verb because it is
happening right now.
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Present tense verbs

• Many present tense verbs end with s, but some end
  with es, or ies.

cries
sleeps
splashes
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Past Verbs

• Verbs which tell about actions which happened
  some time ago are past tense verbs.

The dog wanted a bone.
Wanted is a past tense verb because the action
has already happened.
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Past tense verbs

• Many past tense verbs end with ed, but some end
  with d, or ied.

tried
clapped
played
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Future Verbs

• Verbs which tell about actions which are going to
  happen are future tense verbs.

We will awaken at six a.m.
Will awaken is a future tense verb because the
action has not yet happened.
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Future tense verbs

• Future tense verbs use special words to talk
  about things that will happen will, going to,
  shall, aim to, etc.

going to start
will enjoy
shall email
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Online Verb GamesHit the Back Arrow on your
browser to return.

• Take Daves Quiz
• Helping Verb Quiz
• Print and complete the Action Verb Worksheet
• Find the Verb Game
• Jeopardy Challenge Board
• Present and Past Tense Matching Game
• Verb Machine

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Practice

• We will complete 1-3 on each sheet together.
• You will complete 4-10 on each sheet individually.

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More Verb Activities

• Irregular Verb Worksheet
• Verb Concentration Game
• ANTS PICNIC (Irregular Verb Game)
• Verb Worksheet

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