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Verbs :D

What is a verb? A verb can show or express action All sentences contain a verb The lion roars. The lion runs. The lion sleeps.

Basic Verb Tenses You are all Time- Travelers! Past Present Future (Then) (Now) (Later) I walked I walk I will walk

The Present Tense What is happening right now! I eat a candy (right now). Jean doesn’t want to play (right now). The water is chilly (right now). Timmy is watching TV (right now).

The Past Tense - ED Everything that already happened! I walk to the store : NOW – Present I walked to the store: EARLIER – Past - ED Jump – Jumped Talk – Talked Close – Closed

The Future Tense - WILL What will happen later on! I eat this cheese cake - (Present) I will eat this cupcake - (Future) - WILL I pet a triceratops – I will pet a triceratops Jesse is going to go to Cuba this winter

Linking Verbs Also called “state of being” verbs To connect one idea to another Action verbs (Does) To be State of Being Verbs (Is) The lion eats antelope Am Are Being Was Is Be Been Were The lion is hungry The lion looked at me The lion looked happy The lion smells meat The lion smells like flowers

Modal Verbs Verbs that have special properties and help other verbs What is modality? – It is when we use these verbs to express conditions on things For example: -Likelihood/Certainty -Ability -Permission -Requirement, need, obligation

Modal Verbs Things modals do: May Might Must Can Could Shall Should Will Would Things modals do: -They agree to everything, they never change: I/You/She/He/We/They can do it -They don’t have a “to form”, no infinitives: NO to should, to may, to will, etc. -Indicate modality

Examples of Modal Verbs Must: -The thief must have escaped by this window! (Likelihood) -Children under 11 years old must be accompanied by an adult in the amusement park (Obligation) May: -It may rain tomorrow (Possibility) -You may enter the room (Permission) Can: -I can hold my breath under water for 5 minutes (Ability) Should: -You shouldn’t go too fast on the highway (Advice)