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Verbs

and

Adverbs

Contents

General

Introduction

Introduction to

Verbs

.

Finite Verbs

o

Regular

o

Irregular

.

Non-Finite Verbs

Worksheets

.

Finite

Verbs

o

IntroductoryActivities

o

Finite Verbs

o Predicate

o

Direct Object

o Indirect

Object

o

Transitive

Verbs

o Intransitive

Verbs

o

Linking Verbs

o Verb'to

be'

o

Auxiliary

Verbs

o

Modal Auxiliary Verbs

.

Regular Verbs

o

Person

and

Number

.

Singular

.

Plural

.

Verb

Agreement

(concord)

.

Discrimination exercises

o

Tense

'

t'Tl'"or.r"n.

.

Discrimination

.

Future

.

Discrimination

o

Mood

o

Voice

.

Irregular

Verbs

.

Regular

lrregular Verbs

o

lense

.

Continuous

(present,

past,

future)

.

Perfect

(present,

past,

future,

discrimination)

.

Perfect Continuous

(present,

past,

future,

discrimination)

.

Conditional

(present,

perfect)

.

Conditional

Continuous

(present,

perfect)

.

Phrasal Verbs

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Verbs

and

Adverbs

Contents

Worksheets

.

Non-Finite

Verbs

o

Infinitive

o

Present

pafticiple (gerund)

o

Past

participle

o

Discrimination

Discrimination exercises

(Finite/Non-Finite

Verbs)

Introduction to

Adverbs

o

Adverbs

of

Manner,

Place, Time,

Degree, Frequency

o

Interrogative,

Relative, Sentence

Adverbs

o

Degrees

of

Comparison

Worksheets

o Adverbs of

Manner

o

Adverbs

of

Place

o Adverbs of

Time

o

Adverbs

of

Degree

o

Discrimination

o

Adverbs

of

Frequency

o

Discrimination

o

InterrogativeAdverbs

o

Relative

Adverbs

o

Sentence

Adverbs

o

Degrees

of

Comparison

Verbs

and

Adverbs

o

Spelling Checks

o

Crossword

Puzzle

References

Bibliography

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Introduction

to Verbs

Definition

A verb

is

a

doing,

being

or

having

word.

Finite

Verbs

.

Finite verbs

are

verbs

which

show

time,

person

and number.

Every

sentence

must

have

a

finite

verb.

Every

clause

must

have

a

finite verb.

phrases

do not

contain

a

finite

verb.

o

Finite

verbs

can

appear

alone in the

simple

present

tense

and the

simple

past

tense,

e.g. He

plays

tennis.

He

played

tennis.

.

with

all

other

tenses,

the

base verb

combines

with

a

helper

(auxiliary)

verb

to form

a

compound

verb.

example:

He has

finished

his

work.

has

(auxiliary

verb) +

finished

(past

participle)

o

Finite

verbs

have

a

subject rhe

subject

of a

sentence

is

the

person

or thing

that

the

sentence

is

about.

Regular

verbs

.

Regular

verbs

are

also called

weak verbs.

.

There

are

four

main

forms

of the reqular

verb:

Infinitive

or

base form

-s

form

(3'd person

singular)

-

rng

pafticiple

-ed

past

tense

and

past pafticiple

play

prays

playing

played

want

wants

wantinq

wanted

cry

cnes

cryrnq

cried

' ttrnh

Jumps

jumping

iumped

watch

watches

watching

watched

srap

slaps

slapping

slapped

laugh

lauqhs lauqhinq laughed

Subject

and Predicate

.

Subject

If,

after

reading

a

sentence,

you

can

ask'who?,

or.what?,

and

qet

an

answer.

then

the verb

has

a

subject

and is

finite.

examples.

The

fire

burned.

Question:

What

burned?

Answer:

The

fire.

Sandra

waits.

euestion:

Who

waits?

Answer:

Sandra.

Going

down

the

road.

euestion:

Who/What

going?

There

is

no

answer, so

there

is no

subject

and'going,

is

not

a

finite

verb.

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Name

Date

Verbs

Finite Verbs

Regular

Verb Form

Tense

-

future

(simple)

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the future verb

on the line

(setection)

1.

We

will

call

you

in the morning.

2.

They will

save some of

the

cake.

3.

The

two

Labradors

will

chase

the

ball.

4. After

breakfast she will wash

up.

5.

lake will

change

the oil

in

the

car.

.

Complete

the

sentences in

the futuretense

using the verb

given

in the

brackets.

(Production)

1. Be careful

or

the

dog

you (bite)

the competition.

(enter)

.

The whole class

3.

The

milk

if

you

leave

it there.

(spill)

4.

A

pride

of

lions

if

you go

too

close.

(attack)

5. A

bunch

of roses

her up.

(cheer)

.

Finish

these sentences

1.

The

ladv next door

in

the firfirretense

(Production)

2.

That hungry

cat

3.

My

old

bicycle

4.

Jenny's aunt

5.

The

Christmas

tree

.

Underline

the

future

tense verbs in

green

and

the

nouns

(things

or

people)

in red.

(Parsing)

1. We

will

post

our

books and

toys

in

the

morning.

2.

Craig and Stuart

will

catch

the

train

instead of

the

bus.

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Name

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Adverbs

Adverbs

of time

tell when somethinq is done.

.

Underline

the

adverbs

of time

in

the following

rows.

Be

careful

There

may

be

more than one adverb of time

in

each row.

quickly

late sadly silently

tonight

there up

just

last

down

happily

fast

tomorrow

early

bravely

prematurely

yet

upstairs slowly

home

currently

first most least now

behind then

through

still

soon

enough

probably

presently

entirely loudly

hard best

much today simultaneously

.

Write adverbs of time on the

lines next to the verbs in the list.

1.

leave

4.

studied

2. remember

3.

arrive

7.

born

B.

finish

Q

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10.

served

12.

waiting

11.

exploded

.

performed

6.

go

Here

are some

words you

may

rike

to

use. ,$q

concurrently

simultaneously

early

tomorrow

last

night

late

prematurely

recently

still

finally

this

morning

eventually

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