Imposter Verbs Challenge

Identify the imposter verb in the following sentence: 'She seems happy.'

• is

• she

• seems

• happy

Use an imposter verb in a sentence of your own.

• I enjoy to swim in the ocean.

• She hates to dance at parties.

• I love to fish in the summer.

• They prefer to cook on the weekends.

Differentiate between a real verb and an imposter verb.

• A real verb expresses an action or state of being, while an imposter verb looks like a verb but functions as a different part of speech.

• A real verb is always in the present tense, while an imposter verb is always in the past tense.

• A real verb is always a single word, while an imposter verb is always a phrase.

• A real verb is always used in the active voice, while an imposter verb is always used in the passive voice.

Apply an imposter verb in a sentence that demonstrates its meaning.

• I love to swim in the ocean.

• I love to cook in the kitchen.

• I love to fish in the river.

• I love to read in the library.

Identify the imposter verb in the following sentence: 'The cake smells delicious.'

• smells

• cake

• smells good

• delicious

Use an imposter verb in a sentence of your own.

• I swim every morning.

• She cooks dinner for her family.

• They play basketball after school.

• I love to dance at the party.

Differentiate between a real verb and an imposter verb.

• A real verb is always used in the active voice, while an imposter verb is always used in the passive voice.

• A real verb expresses an action or state of being, while an imposter verb does not function as a verb.

• A real verb is always in the present tense, while an imposter verb is always in the past tense.

• A real verb is always a regular verb, while an imposter verb is always an irregular verb.

Apply an imposter verb in a sentence that demonstrates its meaning.

• I will cat for some compliments at the party.

• I will fish for some compliments at the party.

• I will dog for some compliments at the party.

• I will bird for some compliments at the party.

Identify the imposter verb in the following sentence: 'The flowers look beautiful.'

• the

• beautiful

• flowers

• look

Use an imposter verb in a sentence of your own.

• I love to fish in the summer.

• I enjoy to swim in the ocean.

• They hate to cook dinner.

• She prefers to dance at the party.