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Verbs

Verbs Verbs are absolutely needed when forming complete sentences. They show an action, an occurrence, or a state of being. There are three types of verbs: action, helping, and linking. Usually, the action verb acts as the main verb of the sentence.  Strong verbs help create vivid imagery, so be intentional when choosing your verbs.

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Verb Tense

Verb Tense Verb tense indicates when an action occurs. Mainly, you can study the simple tense, progressive tense, and perfect tense to specifically show if the verb is completed, ongoing, or habitual.  Simple verb tense shows three main time frames: simple past, simple present, and simple future. The base verb is used for this tense,

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Infinitives

Infinitives Infinitives are typically formed by “to (action verb)”. They function as a noun, adjective, or adverb in the sentence. They don’t show verb tense because they’re not the main verb of the sentence. You can use infinitives to show purpose.  For example, “I meditated to relax” has a main verb and an infinitive. The

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Gerunds

Gerunds Gerunds are verbs ending in ~ing that act as a noun. In the sentence “I love eating”, “eating” is used as a noun while in the sentence “I was eating”, “eating” is used as a verb.  Gerunds Worksheet #1 [Grades 4,5] Gerunds #1 Worksheet with Answers download pdf [Grades 4,5] Gerunds #1 Worksheet Only

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