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Verb Explorer: Actions with Pictures

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Explore verbs with pictures

by Jecelyn Suerte
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Slide 1 — What is a verb?

A verb shows action, occurrence, or a state of being. It helps describe what someone or something does, feels, or thinks in a sentence.

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Slide 2 — Common action verbs

Run, eat, write, and sing are common action verbs you use every day.

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Slide 3 — Linking verbs

Linking verbs connect the subject to more information. Common ones: be, seem, become.

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Slide 4 — Transitive vs intransitive

Transitive verbs take an object (eat an apple). Intransitive verbs do not (sleep, laugh).

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Slide 5 — Tense basics

Verbs change form to show time: past, present, and future actions.

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Slide 6 — Regular vs irregular verbs

Regular verbs add -ed in the past (walk → walked). Irregular verbs change in other ways (go → went).

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Slide 7 — Verbs in sentences

Place the verb after the subject to form a basic sentence: She runs every morning.

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Slide 8 — Modal verbs

Modal verbs add possibility or necessity: can, may, must, might. They modify main verbs.

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Slide 9 — Verb phrases

Verbs combine with auxiliaries to form phrases: am eating, will go, has slept.

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Slide 10 — Practice activity

Look at pictures and write the verb you see. Try different tenses and sentences.

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