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Verbs Part I
A _______ tells what the subject is doing.
A. Awesome verb B. Intransi<ve verb C. Ac<on Verb D. Helping Verb
A _______ tells what the subject is doing.
A. Awesome verb B. Intransi<ve verb C. Ac%on Verb D. Helping Verb
Complete the Chart: Simple Tenses Infini%ve Past Present Future
To _______ I climbed. I climb. I will climb.
To Explore They ________.
They explore. They will explore.
To Detect He detected
He detects. He ___________ .
Simple Tenses Infini%ve Past Present Future
To Climb I climbed. I climb. I will climb.
To Explore They explored.
They explore. They will explore.
To Detect He detected
He detects. He will detect.
Which of the following is an ac<on verb?
A. Swing B. Being C. Appears D. Were
Which of the following is an ac<on verb?
A. Swing B. Being C. Appears D. Were
“Been” is an example of…
A. Helping verb B. Being verb C. Linking verb D. All of the Above
“Been” is an example of…
A. Helping verb B. Being verb C. Linking verb D. All of the Above
A _______ verb connects the subject to a predicate noun or predicate
adjec<ve.
A. Ac<on verb B. Helping verb C. Linking verb D. Transi<ve verb
A _______ verb connects the subject to a predicate noun or predicate
adjec<ve.
A. Ac<on verb B. Helping verb C. Linking verb D. Transi<ve verb
Name two linking verbs…
Linking Verbs
Common Linking Verbs:
Being Verbs am, is, are, was , were, be , being, been
Other Linking Verbs
appear, become, feel, grow, look, remain, seem, smell, sound, taste
Ex. The Road Runner was an imaginary character. This flower appears to be a different shade of yellow.
Linking Verbs
What is the linking verb in this sentence? I felt very sad a-er the movie.
Linking Verbs
What is the linking verb in this sentence? I felt very sad a-er the movie.
Linking Verbs
What is the predicate adjec<ve in this sentence? I felt very sad a-er the movie.
Linking Verbs
What is the predicate adjec<ve in this sentence? I felt very sad a-er the movie.
What is the linking verb in this sentence?
We grew 6red during the long class.
What is the linking verb in this sentence?
We grew 6red during the long class.
What is the predicate adjec<ve in this sentence?
We grew 6red during the long class.
What is the predicate adjec<ve in this sentence?
We grew 7red during the long class.
An ___________comes before the main verb and help the main verb express tense and voice.
A. Ac<on verb B. Helping verb C. Ac<on verb D. Transi<ve verb
An ___________comes before the main verb and help the main verb express tense and voice.
A. Ac<on verb B. Helping verb C. Ac<on verb D. Transi<ve verb
Name two helping verbs…
Helping Verbs
An auxiliary or helping verb comes before the main verb and help the main verb express tense and voice.
Common Helping Verbs:
Being Verbs am, is, are, was , were, be , being, been
Other Helping Verbs
shall, will, should, would, could, must, might, can, may, have, had, has, do, and did
Ex. It has been es%mated that 500,000 earthquakes occur around the world every year. Fortunately, only about 100 of those will cause damage.
What is the helping verb in the sentence below?
We will visit the museum next week.
What is the helping verb in the sentence below?
We will visit the museum next week.
What is the main verb in the sentence below?
We will visit the museum next week.
What is the main verb in the sentence below?
We will visit the museum next week.
What is the helping verb in the following sentence?
She is obsessed with One Direc6on.
What is the helping verb in the following sentence?
She is obsessed with One Direc6on.
What is the main verb in the following sentence?
She is obsessed with One Direc6on.
What is the main verb in the following sentence?
She is obsessed with One Direc6on.
A past par<ciple usually ends with what?
A past par<ciple usually ends with what?
“ed” To walk = walked
What verb tense represents an ac<on that began in the past but con<nues or is completed
in the present. A. Past Par<ciple B. Past Perfect C. Present Perfect D. Future Perfect
What verb tense represents an ac<on that began in the past but con<nues or is completed
in the present. A. Past Par<ciple B. Past Perfect C. Present Perfect D. Future Perfect
The ____________ tense is created by using will have + past par<ciple.
A. Past Par<ciple B. Past Perfect C. Present Perfect D. Future Perfect
The ____________ tense is created by using will have + past par<ciple.
A. Past Par<ciple B. Past Perfect C. Present Perfect D. Future Perfect
What is the verb tense in the sentence below?
He had played soccer in every game of last week’s tournament.
A. Simple Past
B. Past Perfect
C. Present Perfect
D. Simple Present
What is the verb tense in the sentence below?
He had played soccer in every game of last week’s tournament.
A. Simple Past
B. Past Perfect
C. Present Perfect
D. Simple Present
What is an irregular verb?
A. Verbs that are super weird B. Verbs that never show ac<on C. Verbs that always have a helping verb D. Verbs that do not follow the “ed” rule
What is an irregular verb?
A. Verbs that are super weird B. Verbs that never show ac<on C. Verbs that always have a helping verb D. Verbs that do not follow the “ed” rule
What is the simple present form of the verb below?
Present Past Past Par%ciple
took (has) taken
What is the simple present form of the verb below?
Present Past Past Par%ciple
take took (has) taken
What is the past par<ciple of the verb below?
Present Past Past Par%ciple
see saw (has) _______
What is the past par<ciple of the verb below?
Present Past Past Par%ciple
see saw (has) seen
