Verb Identification

She sings beautifully.

• She sings horribly.

• She paints beautifully.

• She sings beautifully.

• She dances beautifully.

The cat chased the mouse.

• The mouse chased the cat.

• The dog chased the cat.

• The cat chased the dog.

• The cat chased the mouse.

He is reading a book.

• He is watching TV.

• He is cooking dinner.

• He is reading a book.

• He is taking a nap.

They will go to the park.

• They will go to the library.

• They will go to the park.

• They will go to the cinema.

• They will go to the beach.

The flowers smell lovely.

• The flowers smell lovely is a sentence.

• The flowers smell lovely is a statement.

• The flowers smell terrible.

• The flowers smell lovely is a question.

I love to dance.

• I love to swim.

• I love to dance.

• I love to cook.

• I love to sing.

The sun shines brightly.

• The sun shines brightly.

• The sun shines dimly.

• The stars shine brightly.

• The moon shines brightly.

The teacher explained the lesson.

• The lesson explained the teacher.

• The teacher explained the lesson.

• The teacher didn't explain the lesson.

• The student explained the lesson.

The birds are chirping.

• The birds are making chirping sounds.

• The birds are singing.

• The birds are whistling.

• The birds are tweeting.

We played soccer yesterday.

• We played basketball yesterday.

• We played soccer last week.

• We played soccer today.

• We played soccer yesterday.