This document defines verbs and discusses their importance in communication. It explains that verbs are action words or words that indicate states of being. Verbs can be action verbs, linking verbs, or helping verbs. The document also discusses verb tenses, provides examples of verbs in sentences, common verb mistakes, and tips for effective verb use. It emphasizes that verbs give sentences vitality, convey a sense of time, and help create dynamic narratives.

1. UNVEILING
THE POWER
OF VERBS

2. INTRODUCTION

3. DEFINITION OF VERBS
Verbs are action words or words that indicate a state of
being.Examples of action verbs (run, jump, sing) and
state of being verbs (am, is, are).

4. Action Verbs: Show physical or
mental action (e.g., run,
think).Linking Verbs: Connect the
subject to a subject complement
(e.g., am, is, are).Helping Verbs:
Assist the main verb in a sentence
(e.g., have, do, can).

5. Present Tense: Describing current
action or state (e.g., I walk).Past Tense:
Referring to actions or states in the
past (e.g., I walked).Future Tense:
Indicating actions or states yet to
happen (e.g., I will walk).

6. EXAMPLES OF VERBS IN
SENTENCES
Illustrate the use of verbs in
different sentences."The cat jumped
over the fence.""She is an excellent
singer.""They have completed their
homework."

7. IMPORTANCE OF VERBS
IN COMMUNICATION
Verbs give vitality and
action to sentences.They
convey a sense of time and
help in creating a dynamic
narrative.

8. COMMON MISTAKES
WITH VERBS
Subject-Verb Agreement: Highlight
the importance of matching the verb
with the subject in number (singular
or plural).Incorrect Verb Forms:
Address common errors in verb
conjugation.

9. TIPS FOR
EFFECTIVE VERB
USE
Encourage varied verb choices
for more engaging
writing.Highlight the importance
of using specific verbs to convey
precise meaning.

10. CONCLUSION
Recap the significance of verbs in
language.Encourage the audience to
be mindful of verb usage in their
communication.

11. THANK
YOU FOR
LISTENING