Action Verbs!

VERBS VERBS VERBS!

Friday, March 19

An ACTION VERB tells what the subject does, did, or will do.

• My friend calls me. (present tense)

• My fiend called me. (past tense)

• My friend will call me. (future tense)

Multiple Select

3. Name the verb tense of the underlined verb: She played the piano beautifully at the concert.

• PAST

• PRESENT

• FUTURE

Multiple Choice

4. Name the verb tense of the underlined verb: The weatherman will predict the weather after this commercial break.

• PRESENT

• PAST

• FUTURE

A verb must agree with its subject: a singular subject takes a singular verb. A plural subject takes a plural verb.

* Add -s or -es to most verbs in the present tense if the subject is singular.

READ EACH SENTENCE. WRITE THE CORRECT PRESENT TENSE FORM OF THE VERB IN THE PARENTHESES ON THE LINE!

Multiple Choice

Their teacher (lead) them to the theater.

• Their teacher leads them to the theater.

• Their teacher lead them to the theater.

• The teacher lids them to the theater.

Multiple Select

One student (strum) some chords on his guitar.

• One student won't strumming some chords on his guitar.

• One student strums some chords on his guitar.

• One student will strums some chords on his guitar.

Multiple Select

At audience (clap) along to the beat.

• The audience clapping along to the beat.

• The audience claps along to the beat.

• The audience going to clap to the beat.

Multiple Select

Another student (rush) onto the stage.

• Another student rushes onto the stage.

• Another students rushes onto the stage.

• Another student will rushed onto the stage.

Poll

COMPREHENSION CHECK

Click on the option that applies to you!

• I understand all these action verbs Mr. Gomez!

• I think I still need practice with these action verbs Mr. Gomez.

Multiple Choice

She (announce) that the talent show will begin now.

• She announces that the talent show will begin now.

• She will announces that the talent show will begin now.

• She would announces that the talent show will begin now.

You're all done! Have a great weekend!