160 likes | 273 Views
Verbs. The companion to the verb packet. Verb. A verb is a word that expresses action or feeling Example: Garth talks constantly about the middle ages. Talks: the action. 23 Verbs to remember. Am Is Are Was Were Be Being Been Have Has Had Do Does Did Can Could
E N D
Verbs The companion to the verb packet
Verb • A verb is a word that expresses action or feeling Example: Garth talks constantly about the middle ages. Talks: the action
23 Verbs to remember Am Is Are Was Were Be Being BeenHave Has Had Do Does DidCan Could Will Would Shall Should May Might Must
Action Verb • An action verb tells what the subject does, did, or will do. Example: Many tourists visit castles in Europe. Visit: what is being done
Linking Verb • Linking verbs link the subject of the sentence with a word in the predicate that describes the subject. Example: Garth’s stories about castles are wonderful. Are: links wonderful with stories
PracticeAction or Linking Jim left Anna on the corner. Left: Action Mrs. Brooks appeared frustrated. Appeared: Linking
PracticeAction or Linking Church was long and painful. Was: Linking Sam surprised Emily with a gift. Surprised: Action
Main verbs and helping verbs • A verb phrase is made up of a main verb, the most important verb in a verb phrase, and one or more helping verbs. Example: The teacher will tell us about grammar. Will (helping verb) Tell (main verb)
Practice • I will protect my children from zombies. Will Protect • We should keep plenty of ammo under the bed. Should Keep
The four basic forms of a verb • Present: Play • Present Participle: (is, are, am) + ing: is playing • Past: ed: Played • Past Participle: (has, have, had) + ed: has played
Practice • I see a Starbucks down the road. See=Present • We are looking for a new BMW. Are Looking=Present Participle
Irregular Verbs • Irregular verbs do not have ed or d added to form the past and past participle. Examples: Leave=Left burst=burst drink=drunk Shine=Shone run=ran drink=drank
Be, Have, and DO • Remember: Be, Have, and Do can be used as main verbs or helping verbs. Example: I am at the mall. Am=main verb I am drinking my coffee. Am Drinking=(Am=helping verb) (Drinking=main verb)
Six Tenses for every verb Present=laugh Past=laughed Future=will laugh (will) Present Perfect=has laughed (has) Past Perfect=had laughed (had) Future Perfect=will have laughed (will have)