1. Verbs

2. #1 Action Verb – expresses mental or physical action
#1 Action Verb – expresses mental or physical action. Action verbs can be transitive or intransitive. Examples – jump, think, sleep

3. #2 Transitive Verb– pass action to an object Examples – 1
#2 Transitive Verb– pass action to an object Examples – 1.) Shawn played basketball. 2.) Sarah climbed a mountain.

4. #3 Intransitive Verb– work alone without objects Examples – 1
#3 Intransitive Verb– work alone without objects Examples – 1.) Shawn danced. 2.) Sarah swept.

5. #4 Linking Verbs– expresses the state of being
#4 Linking Verbs– expresses the state of being. They link the subject of the verb to information and renames or describes the subject. They often take a form of the verb “to be,” but they don’t have to. Example – My dog is a bundle of joy, and he looks happy.

6. #4 Linking Verbs– express the state of being
#4 Linking Verbs– express the state of being. They link the subject of the verb to information and renames or describes the subject. They often take a form of the verb “to be,” but they don’t have to. Example – My dog is a bundle of joy, and he looks happy.