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Understanding Verbs: Action and State of Being Explained

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This guide explores the concept of verbs, detailing their types, such as action and linking verbs. Action verbs describe physical activities, while linking verbs convey a state of being. Learn the difference between regular and irregular verbs, including how they form past tenses. Understand verb tenses, which indicate when an action occurs: past, present, or future. Discover examples of common phrases found on candy hearts, like "Love You" and "Kiss Me," to connect vocabulary in a fun way.

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Understanding Verbs: Action and State of Being Explained

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  1. Candy Heart Words

  2. Can anyone tell me what types of words are on the hearts?

  3. What is a Verb?

  4. Verbs • Verbs are words that describe an action or a state of being • Linking Verbs: do not describe an action, but a state of being. They connect a noun or adjective to the subject of a sentence. • Examples: Bob was happy. The plan looks good. • Action Verbs: describe activity, action can be physical • Examples: eat, leap, read, run, sleep, swim, walk, yell, are, concentrate, forgive, grow, hate, love, think

  5. What is the difference between an irregular verb and a regular verb?

  6. Regular Verbs • Regular verbs are verbs that can be changed from the present to the past simply by adding ed or d.

  7. Irregular Verbs • Irregular verbs are verbs that form the past and present tense in unpredictable ways. • Examples: do, did, done

  8. Can anyone tell me what verb tense means?

  9. Verb Tenses • Verb Tense: The tense of the verb tells you the time the action takes place or the state of being-past, present, or future. • Examples: • Present: has, go, now • Past: had, went • Future: will have, will go

  10. Matching Game

  11. Worksheet • Do not eat your candy hearts until you have turned in your worksheet • Once you turn in your worksheet read silently or work on homework

  12. Possible Sayings on Hearts • Hug Me • Love You • Be True • Call Me • Dream • Kiss Me • Be Mine

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