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Action, Linking, and Helping Kinds of Verbs Action, Linking, and Helping

Verbs As you know, every sentence has two parts, the subject and the predicate. The key word in the predicate is the verb. The verb tells what the subject of the sentence is, has, does, or feels. Burt works at the park. He trims the trees. He loves his job. He paints the benches.

Action Verbs Most verbs are action verbs. Some action verbs refer to physical action that can be seen by other people. Others refer to mental action that cannot be seen. Physical Action: The gardener feeds the ducks. Mental Action: She likes the migrating birds best.

Linking Verbs A verb that expresses a state of being often functions as a linking verb. A linking verb links, or connects, the subject with a noun or an adjective in the predicate that names or describes the subject. Peanut is a toad. Peanut is tiny.

The most common being verbs are forms of be itself. Am is Are Was Were Be Being been

Identify each verb in the sentences below Identify each verb in the sentences below. Does it express action or being? We parked and locked our bicycles in the rack at the library. Many, many resources were available there. I considered several books about wild animals. All of the books looked interesting. Finally, I decided on one about tropical birds. The book described many birds from countries in Central and South America.

Other being verbs: (sensory verbs) Appear Become Feel Grow Look Seem Remain Smell Sound Stay taste These can be either an action or linking verb

Some verbs can function as either linking verbs or action verbs. The lily pond smells stagnant. The squirrel smells its food. The gardener felt tired. She felt the tree’s thick leaves.

Linking or Action ???? To help you decide whether one of these verbs is a linking verb, try substituting is or are for the verb. If the sentence still makes sense, the verb is probably a linking verb. The pigeons look comical. (The pigeons are comical) The swan’s hiss sounds fierce. (The swan’s hiss is fierce)

Decide if “sensory” verb is LV or Action A monkey appears from behind a tree. It appears excited. The young deer grew taller. The male deer grew antlers. The koala baby looks cute. It looks for its mother. The koala tastes a leaf. Does it taste good?

Helping Verbs Helping verbs work with the main verb. Maybe Mr. Doo should have a will Helping Verbs Might is does should have will Must am did could has was May are do would had were be can

List the verbs in the sentences below and label Photographs, television, and movies show us a variety of unusual creatures. We can see animals in their natural habitat in national parks, nature sanctuaries, or even city parks. Few animals look strange to us today. Some animals still seem unusual, however. The anteater is one example.