Exploring Action Verbs for Kids

The video tutorial introduces verbs as action words and explains how to identify them in sentences. It covers the differences between singular and plural verb forms and their usage with various pronouns. The tutorial includes examples and exercises to practice filling in blanks with the correct verb forms. It concludes with a summary and an invitation to take a quiz for further learning.

What are verbs commonly known as?

• Action words

• Descriptive words

• Nouns

• Adjectives

Which of the following is an action word in the sentence: 'I drink a glass of milk twice a day'?

• glass

• milk

• drink

• day

In the sentence 'I like to eat ice cream', how many verbs are there?

• Three

• One

• Two

• None

What do you observe about the verb forms in the sentences: 'He dances very well' and 'They dance very well'?

• Both verbs end with 's'

• Both verbs are incorrect

• Both verbs are the same

• One verb ends with 's' and the other does not

Which form of the verb 'live' is used with singular nouns?

• lives

• living

• live

• lived

In the sentence 'She sings very well', which form of the verb 'sing' is used?

• sing

• sings

• sang

• singing

Which form of the verb 'like' is used with plural nouns?

• like

• likes

• liking

• liked

Fill in the blank: 'You ___ very neatly.'

• writes

• write

• writing

• wrote

Fill in the blank: 'They ___ together.'

• studying

• study

• studied

• studies

Fill in the blank: 'My teacher ___ very politely.'

• spoken

• speak

• speaks

• speaking