Definition of Verbs |
Verbs are the predicate or action of the subject in the sentence.Verbs tell the reader what the noun is doing. Ask, "What is the subject doing?" to find the verb. Examples; running, talking or writing. Use of correct verb tense is a primary literacy skill that when mastered, ensures that your child's English Grammar is correct and that it flows. You may want your child to do a lesson more than once to master the grammar skills. |
Below are listed the 7 worksheets that teach proper English Grammar and Punctuation using verbs.
1) Verb Openers Mini Lesson One; The verb is a word that tells about the action in a sentence. Here is a list of verbs to help you with your writing.
bathe |
explain |
face |
spray |
spell |
wash |
watch |
zoom |
yell |
whistle |
unlock |
type |
step |
stamp |
race |
receive |
lick |
like |
float |
breathe |
call |
brush |
accept |
wave |
welcome |
attract |
behave |
belong |
compare |
detect |
enjoy |
move |
offer |
pack |
record |
rush |
sail |
talk |
switch |
taste |
use |
visit |
wait |
wriggle |
juggle |
x-ray |
guide |
jump |
hammer |
fear |
fax |
earn |
comb |
retire |
print |
open |
complete |
water |
untidy |
wink |
program |
mark |
rob |
press |
march |
return |
park |
label |
guide |
learn |
2) Verb Openers Mini Lesson Two; Verbs add movement to the sentence. Use a wide variety of verbs to enhance your writing. To help your child find the verbs in the sentences on this worksheet, ask "What is the subject doing?"
3) Verb Openers Mini Lesson Three; Helping With Writing teaches you how to guide your child to write verbs as openers in a sentence. The verbs in this worksheet describe what the noun or subject is doing and how to write the verb at the beginning of a sentence.
4) Verb Openers Mini Lesson Four; The verb expresses actions, or states of being. Action Examples; bring, run, an occurence, decompose, or glitter. Non-Action Examples; exist, hear, see, be, forget, seem, remember.
5) Verb Openers Mini Lesson Five; On the this worksheet I am going to ask you some questions so that you can practice using verbs. Read the questions out loud to help you choose the correct verb that fits best with the sentence on this worksheet.
6) Verb Openers Mini Lesson Six; By reading through all the sentences and choices before doing your work will give you an overview and a clear understanding of what work is to be done and the expectations of the worksheet.
7) Verb Openers Mini Lesson Seven; Read the story, "Run Won" first before doing the work. By writing lists and making charts with the verbs, your child is intensifying their English Grammar.

