Verb Groups: Actions Past & Present

English - GrammarYear 110 slidesAustralian curriculum
Verb Groups: Actions Past & Present

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Verb Groups: Actions Past & Present
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Verb Groups: Actions Past & Present

Building on Action Words Adventure Exploring past and present tense Year 1 Grammar Journey

Quick Review: Word Detective Game
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Quick Review: Word Detective Game

Look around the classroom Find a NOUN (person, place, or thing) Think of an ADJECTIVE to describe it Act out a VERB you can do with it Share with the class!

What Are Verb Groups?
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What Are Verb Groups?

A verb group is the ACTION part of a sentence It can be one word: 'run', 'jump', 'eat' It can be more than one word: 'is running', 'will jump' Verb groups tell us WHEN the action happens

Single Verbs vs. Verb Groups
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Single Verbs vs. Verb Groups

{"left":"Single Verbs:\nrun\njump\neat\nsleep","right":"Verb Groups:\nis running\nwill jump\nwas eating\nam sleeping"}

When Do Actions Happen?
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When Do Actions Happen?

Think about these questions: What did you do yesterday? What are you doing right now? What will you do after school?

Present Tense: Happening NOW
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Present Tense: Happening NOW

Present tense tells us the action is happening NOW Examples: 'I am reading', 'She is writing', 'We are learning' Look for words like: am, is, are

Past Tense: Already Happened
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Past Tense: Already Happened

Past tense tells us the action already happened Examples: 'I played yesterday', 'She walked to school', 'We learned about animals' Many past tense verbs end in -ed

Time Travel Verb Game
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Time Travel Verb Game

I'll say an action in present tense You change it to past tense! Examples: 'I am jumping' becomes 'I jumped' 'She is playing' becomes 'She played'

Verb Group Detective Challenge
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Verb Group Detective Challenge

Find the verb group in each sentence: 'The cat is sleeping on the mat.' 'Yesterday, I walked to the park.' 'We are eating lunch together.' 'She played with her friends.'

Remember: Verb Groups Show Action and Time!
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Remember: Verb Groups Show Action and Time!

Verb groups tell us: WHAT is happening (the action) WHEN it happens (past or present) You are amazing grammar detectives!