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Understanding Verbs: Action, State of Being, and Helping Verbs

Learn about the 3 types of verbs: Action, State of Being, and Helping Verbs. Action verbs are things you can "do" but can't necessarily see. State of Being verbs indicate existence. Helping verbs assist main verbs; they can have "ing" endings and may be separated by "not." Identify helping verbs, including "am," "is," "are," and more. Discover how helping verbs differ from state-of-being verbs.

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Understanding Verbs: Action, State of Being, and Helping Verbs

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  1. What is a verb? Write it down

  2. 3 Types of Verbs • Action • State of Being • Helping

  3. Action Verbs • Something you can “do” • They can be something you can’t actually see. • They help tell us when

  4. State of being Verbs • Tell us that something IS; that something exists. • Can be the main verb or a helping verb • Also help show us when

  5. State of being Verbs • There are EIGHT • am, is, are, was, were, be, being, been • Annie is a wild, wonderful, bouncing baby bear.

  6. Helping Verbs • Used with another verb to help (duh!) • If you see an “ing” ending, it may have a helping verb. • I am running.

  7. Helping Verbs • Sometimes “not” separates the helping verb from the main verb. • Sue is not eating.

  8. Helping Verbs • There can be as many as three helping verbs in addition to the main verb. • The child must have been looking for his coat.

  9. How can you tell a helping verb from a state-of being verb?

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