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Eng Infosheet W1 Rodriguez
Eng Infosheet W1 Rodriguez
Eng Infosheet W1 Rodriguez
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Week no. 1 Lesson
Action Verbs
Action Verbs
CSA03/20
Present Verbs
Action verbs that are describing an action that is happening right now is called a
present tense verb.
Example:
o The crow flies across the sky. → flies is a present tense verb as it is happening
right now.
o A lot of present tense verbs will end with s, but there are some that end with
-es, or -ies. E.g. eats, cries, splashes
Past Verbs
Verbs that tell us about actions that have happened a while ago are past tense verbs.
Example:
o The cat wanted some food. → wanted is a past tense verb as the action as
already happened.
o A lot of past tense verbs will end with -ed, but there are some that end with -d,
or -ied. E.g. Smacked, cried, played
Action Verbs
CSA03/20
Future Verbs
Verbs that tell us about actions that are going to happen in the future are future tense
verbs.
Example:
o You will awaken at seven a.m. → will awaken is a future tense verb as the
action has yet to happen.
o Future tense verbs have to use special words so they can talk about things that
are going to happen. E.g. will, going to, shall, aim to, etc.
Action Verbs
CSA03/20