Action Words and Their Forms

The video tutorial, led by Miss Hema, introduces the concept of action words, explaining their role in sentences. It provides examples to illustrate how action words describe actions performed by subjects. The tutorial then focuses on the rule of adding an 's' to action words when they follow a name or pronouns like he, she, or it. Through various examples and practice exercises, students learn to apply this rule effectively. The session concludes with student practice, reinforcing the learning objectives.

What is the main topic of today's lesson?

• Removing 's' from words

• Changing verbs to nouns

• Adding 's' to action words

• Adding 's' to nouns

What is an action word?

• A word that describes an action

• A word that describes a place

• A word that describes a noun

• A word that describes an adjective

Which of the following is an action word?

• House

• Quickly

• Run

• Beautiful

In the sentence 'The boy eats', which word is the action word?

• The

• Boy

• Eats

• None

In the sentence 'Salma plays', what is the action word?

• Salma

• The

• Plays

• None

When do we add 's' to an action word?

• When the action word is at the end of a sentence

• When the action word is after a name, he, she, or it

• When the action word is at the beginning of a sentence

• When the action word is in the middle of a sentence

Which sentence is correct for the name 'Muhammad'?

• Muhammad play football

• Muhammad played football

• Muhammad plays football

• Muhammad playing football

Which sentence is correct?

• He sung a song

• He singing a song

• He sings a song

• He sing a song

What should you say for a dog that runs fast?

• The dog ran fast

• The dog runs fast

• The dog run fast

• The dog running fast

Which is the correct form: 'She stand' or 'She stands'?

• She stood

• She standing

• She stands

• She stand