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WorksheetsIs in English LV, HV or IV
Total questions: 18
Worksheet time: 9mins
The pool is big
LV (linking verb)
HV (helping verb)
IV (intransitive verb)
The boy is in the car.
LV (linking verb)
HV (helping verb)
IV (intransitive verb)
Popy is sleeping.
LV (linking verb)
HV (helping verb)
IV (intransitive verb)
The cat is sitting.
LV (linking verb)
HV (helping verb)
IV (intransitive verb)
Clair is tired.
LV (linking verb)
HV (helping verb)
IV (intransitive verb)
The lapbook is in the binder.
LV (linking verb)
HV (helping verb)
IV (intransitive verb)
Lily is nice.
LV (linking verb)
HV (helping verb)
IV (intransitive verb)
The boy is singing.
LV (linking verb)
HV (helping verb)
IV (intransitive verb)
The dog is in the garage.
LV (linking verb)
HV (helping verb)
IV (intransitive verb)
Abby is sitting.
LV (linking verb)
HV (helping verb)
IV (intransitive verb)
Alyssa is smart.
LV (linking verb)
HV (helping verb)
IV (intransitive verb)
Grace is in the bathroom.
LV (linking verb)
HV (helping verb)
IV (intransitive verb)
The girl is baking.
LV (linking verb)
HV (helping verb)
IV (intransitive verb)
The movie is good.
LV (linking verb)
HV (helping verb)
IV (intransitive verb)
The popcorn is in the microwave.
LV (linking verb)
HV (helping verb)
IV (intransitive verb)
Maggie is in the classroom.
LV (linking verb)
HV (helping verb)
IV (intransitive verb)
Ana is happy.
LV (linking verb)
HV (helping verb)
IV (intransitive verb)
Gigi is cooking.
LV (linking verb)
HV (helping verb)
IV (intransitive verb)
