Unit 3 Week 3 Verbs

Unit 3 Week 3 Verbs

Three types of Verbs

• action

• linking

• helping

Action Verbs

• Tells what someone is doing.

• Which words in the chart have we used this year in reading?

• When you see these words in your objectives, what should you do?

Linking Verbs

• Connects a noun or pronoun with a word that describes it.

• Use the past tense of grow in a sentence. Say it orally to someone.

• Make a sentence using your choice of linking verb.

Helping Verbs

• Added to another verb so it makes sense.

• Sing the song out loud to the tune of jingle bells.

• Create a sentence with a helping verb orally.

Multiple Choice

An action verb shows________.

• helping verbs

• blue

• pizza

• action

Multiple Choice

What is the main difference between a helping and linking verb?

• The linking verbs need to to be before a main verb and helping verb stands alone.

• Linking and helping verbs are just alike

• The helping verbs need to to be before a main verb and linking verb stands alone.

• none of these

Multiple Choice

What is the verbs or verbs in the sentence? Cameron Will ride the bus to my house on Saturday.

• will

• will ride

• ride

• my house

Multiple Choice

What is the verbs or verbs in the sentence? Tomorrow is my birthday.

• is

• my

• birthday

• tomorrow

Multiple Choice

What is the verbs or verbs in the sentence? Aiden and Drew spent the night at the zoo last Saturday.

• spent

• last

• Drew

• and

Multiple Choice

What is the verb or verbs in the sentence? Keenen and Drew have led a group before.

• before

• have

• led

• have led

Multiple Choice

What is the verb or verbs in the sentence? I used to watch Sesame Street as a younster.

• Street

• watch

• used

• youngster.

Multiple Choice

What is the verb or verbs in the sentence? Bella, Delilah, and Jullian made a 100 on their spelling test.

• test

• made

• their

• on

Fill in the Blanks

Fill in the blank with the correct verb. Jacob will

tulips next spring. (grow/grew/grown)

Fill in the Blanks

Fill in the blank with the correct word. Brant and Laisha

their moms an apology. (owe, owing, owes)