Verbs
VERBS
Verbs – show action or state of being
Action verb – a verb that shows some activity (ex. He sings in the choir.)
Helping verb – used with an action verb (ex. He is singing in the concert on Friday.)
Linking verb – connects the subject and the predicate; shows a state of being (She is happy.)
Helping verbs Linking Verbs
am do am were
is does is be
are did are being
was shall was been
were should
be may
being might Sometimes Linking Verbs
been must appear seem
have can become smell
has could feel sound
had will look taste
would grow
**Verbs are sometimes split by the subject or other words. You should never have done that!
**A sentence can have more than one verb in it. The dog spun and chased his tail.
**To followed by a verb is never the main verb of a sentence. I hope to go fishing this weekend.
To go is an infinitive.
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