Verbs (Action Words)

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Verbs show action and explain what the subject is doing. Some examples of verbs include run, jump, fly, eat, drink, swim, sleep, play, throw, shout, cry, laugh, ride, sit, stand, clap, read, sing, dance, walk, and write. Verbs tell the action in a sentence.

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VERBS
A verb shows action.
There’s no doubt!
It tells what the subject does,
Like sing and shout!
Action verbs are fun to do!
Now it’s time to name a few!
So clap your hands and join our rhyme!
Say those verbs in record time!
Wiggle, Jiggle, Turn around
Raise your arms and stomp the ground!
Shake your finger and wink your eye!
Wave those action verbs GOODBYE!

What Are
Verbs ?
A verb explains what the
subject of a sentence is
doing or has done.
This action can be a
physical action or a
mental action.

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Verbs (Action Words)

1. ENGLISH 1

3. What are VERBS?

4. VERBS A verb shows action. There’s no doubt! It tells what the subject does, Like sing and shout! Action verbs are fun to do! Now it’s time to name a few! So clap your hands and join our rhyme! Say those verbs in record time! Wiggle, Jiggle, Turn around Raise your arms and stomp the ground! Shake your finger and wink your eye! Wave those action verbs GOODBYE!

5. Verbs are action words.

6. What Are Verbs ? A verb explains what the subject of a sentence is doing or has done. This action can be a physical action or a mental action.

7. Verb Examples run

8. Verb Examples jump

9. Verb Examples fly

10. Verb Examples eat

11. Verb Examples drink

12. Verb Examples swim

13. Verb Examples sleep

14. Verb Examples play

15. Verb Examples throw

16. Verb Examples shout