VERB’S
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VERB’S
Verbs are words that show an action (sing), occurrence (develop), or state of being (exist).
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ACTION WORD’S
AN ACTION VERB IS A VERB THAT DESCRIBES AN ACTION, LIKE RUN, JUMP, KICK, EAT, BREAK, CRY, SMILE, OR THINK.
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LINKING VERB’S
Linking verbs are verbs that serve as a connection between a subject and further information about that subject.
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HELPING VERB’S
HELPING VERBS (SOMETIMES CALLED AUXILIARY VERBS) ARE, AS THE NAME SUGGESTS, VERBS THAT HELP ANOTHER VERB.
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POINTS TO REMEMBER
- When a sentence in either the Present Simple or Past Simple tenses has to be as a main verb
- Remember also that when you describe something using ‘There is/are’, the verb must agree with the first item you mention.
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EXERCISES
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Directions for questions: Fill the blanks with the correct form of verb.
- 1-We ___________ (has paid/have paid) him the money. 2-I _________ (have bought/has bought) my sister a watch. 3-_________ (Show/Shows) me your hands. 4-You _________ (has made/have made) your shirt dirty. 5-We _________ (are waiting/is waiting) for Rohan. 6-These books _________ (belong/belongs) to me. 7-She _________ (want/wants) to go. 8-We _________ (will like/would like) to visit the museum.
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Directions for questions: Fill the blanks with the correct form of verb.
- 9-He _________ (has finished/have finished) talking. 10-My brother _________ (enjoy/enjoys) playing cricket. 11-We _________ (find/found) the house deserted. 12-We _________ (hope/hoped) that you would succeed. 13-She _________ (has assured/have assured) me that she is ready to help.
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