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Verbs	 Chapter 14 Verbs An action verb tells what action someone or something is performing/doing. Verbs	 Chapter 14 Verbs An action verb tells what action someone or something is performing/doing.

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Verbs Chapter 14 Verbs An action verb tells what action someone or something is performing/doing. - PPT Presentation

Ex Father carries the ladder The ship chugged into the harbor I believe it will snow Sandor remembered to bring his puzzle Some action verbs such as carries or chugged can be seen Some actions such as believe or remembered cannot be seen ID: 661228

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Slide1

Verbs

Chapter 14Slide2

Verbs

An action verb tells what action someone or something is performing/doing.

Ex)

Father carries the ladder.

The ship chugged into the harbor.

I believe it will snow.

Sandor remembered to bring his puzzle.

Some action verbs, such as carries or chugged, can be seen.

Some actions, such as believe or remembered, cannot be seen.Slide3

Linking verbs

A linking verb is a verb that connects a subject with a word that describes or identifies it.

Ex)

Sheridan was a union general.

The winners were tony and

i

.

We felt extremely tired after all our running.Slide4

Am

Can be

Has been

Are

Could be

Have been

Is

May be

Had been

Was

Might be

Could have been

Were

Must be

May have been

Am

being

Shall be

Might have been

Are being

Should be

Must have been

Is being

Will be

Shall have been

Was being

Would be

Should

have been

Were being

Will have been

Would have beenSlide5

Other linking verbs

Several other verbs also function as linking verbs.

They connect parts of a sentence in the same way as the forms of

be

.

Ex)

The chief remained calm during the battle.Slide6

Appear

Look

Sound

Become

Remain

Stay

Feel

Seem

Taste

Grow

Smell

turnSlide7

Action or linking verb

Some verbs can be used either as linking verbs or action verbs.

Ex)

The water looked polluted. (looked links water to polluted)

The inspectors looked at the water. (the inspectors performed an action)

The people grew unhappy. (grew links people and unhappy)

The people grew poor crops. (the people performed an action)Slide8

Cont.

To test whether a verb is a linking verb or an action verb, replace the verb with is, am, or are.

If the sentence still makes sense, then the verb is a linking verb.

Ex)

The people are unhappy. (are is a linking verb)Slide9

Helping verbs

Helping verbs are added before another verb to make a verb phrase.

Notice how these helping verbs change the meaning of the verb run.

Ex)

Run might have run

Had run should have run

Will have run will be running

Forms of

Be

are often used as helping verbs.Slide10

Heling verbs

Main verb

Am

Growing

Has been

Warned

Was being

Told

Will be

Reminded

Will have been

Waiting

Is

Opening

Was being

Trained

Should be

Written

Had been

Sent

Might have been

playedSlide11

Other helping verbs

Helping verbs

Main verbs

Verb phrase

Do

Remember

Do remember

Has

Written

Has written

would

Hope

Would

hope

Shall

See

Shall see

Can

Believe

Can believe

Could

finish

Could finishSlide12

Cont.

Sometimes the words in a verb phrase are separated by other words such as not or certainly.

The parts of the verb phrase in certain types of questions may also be separated.

Ex)

She could certainly have thought that was hers.

This has not happened before.

Marie has certainly not contacted us.

He had carefully kept all the records.

Did you ever expect to see an elephant?Slide13

Cont.

When will we open our presents?

can they really build their own home?

They must not have taken the bus.

Would you ever want to go skiing?