Share Action, Linking, and Helping Verbs
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Name the action verb: Jill runs in the mountains each day on vacation.
Jill
mountains
runs
vacation
Name the action verb: Anastasia completes her work.
Anastasia
her
completes
work
Name the action verb: Vincent reads all of the choices for each test question.
each
reads
choices
question
Name the action verb: The dog jumped up and down at the door.
up
down
dog
jumped
Name the action verb: The toddler screamed in excitement.
screamed
excitement
in
toddler
Name the action verb: Did you watch the news this morning?
morning
news
watch
you
Name the linking verb: The thick socks are very toasty.
are
very
socks
thick
Name the linking verb: Shayna's shirt appears to be brand new.
appears
new
brand
shirt
Name the linking verb: Christian was able to do great on his test.
was
able
do
great
Name the linking verb: The cookie tastes very chocolatey.
very
chocolatey
tastes
cookie
Name the linking verb: The new markers are still very bright.
still
very
are
markers
Name the linking verb: Mr. Iconis, my Social Studies teacher, is funny.
teacher
is
my
funny
Name the linking verb: The English test was extremely easy.
English
was
easy
test
Name the helping verb: Ryan can walk quickly to math class.
walk
class
to
can
Name the helping verb: We must be off a full week in February.
in
a
We
must
Name the helping verb: I should be exhausted from staying up last night, but I am not.
from
last
should
night
