💡 Grammar Focus: Verbs
• Verbs are doing or being words (e.g. Bill eats spiders).
• Verbs change form depending on who is doing the action (e.g. I read comics, but She reads comics).
• Watch out for irregular verbs — they change in special ways (e.g. I am, she is, they are).
• Verbs change form depending on who is doing the action (e.g. I read comics, but She reads comics).
• Watch out for irregular verbs — they change in special ways (e.g. I am, she is, they are).
1
Circle the correct form of each verb to finish these sentences.
Click on the correct verb option in each sentence.
Drew
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with his brother.
We
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going to
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some friends tomorrow.
He always
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when he sees a moth.
Ikenna often
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his homework straight after school.
2
Rewrite each of these sentences so it is about you.
Change the subject to 'I' and adjust the verb forms and pronouns accordingly.
1. Arya is captain of the county football team.
2. Michelle usually dries her wet hair with a towel.
3. Raahim goes to night school twice a week.
4. Gregory has a new sports car.
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Now Try This: Creative Sentence Challenge
Write a sentence using at least one verb from question 1 (agrees, are, see, screams, or does).