Let's solve the
"Action Verbs" worksheet step by step.
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Part 1: Find the action verb in each sentence and write it on the line.
An
action verb is a word that tells what a person or thing *does* or *did*. It describes physical or mental actions.
Let’s go through each sentence:
1.
The dog walks.
→ Action verb:
walks
2.
I see a bee.
→ Action verb:
see
3.
The bird flew high in the sky.
→ Action verb:
flew
4.
Did she bake the cake?
→ Action verb:
bake
5.
My brother mows the grass.
→ Action verb:
mows
6.
The mailman delivered the box.
→ Action verb:
delivered
7.
We sing songs on the bus.
→ Action verb:
sing
8.
I counted the stars in the sky.
→ Action verb:
counted
9.
Did they read the book?
→ Action verb:
read
10.
The dog jumps in the water!
→ Action verb:
jumps
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✔ Answers for Part 1:
1. walks
2. see
3. flew
4. bake
5. mows
6. delivered
7. sing
8. counted
9. read
10. jumps
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Part 2: Give each person in the picture a name. Then write a sentence about what each person is doing. Underline the action verb.
There are two people in the picture:
- A girl holding a microphone (appears to be singing)
- A boy lying down, writing or drawing with a pencil
Let’s give them names and write sentences.
#### Example:
Girl:
Name:
Lily
Sentence:
Lily sings a song into the microphone.
→ Underline:
sings
Boy:
Name:
Ben
Sentence:
Ben draws a picture on his paper.
→ Underline:
draws
*(Note: You can choose any names you like. The key is to use an action verb and underline it.)*
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✔ Final Answer for Part 2 (Example):
-
Lily
Lily
sings a song into the microphone.
*(Underline: sings)*
-
Ben
Ben
draws a picture on his paper.
*(Underline: draws)*
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Summary:
This worksheet helps students identify
action verbs — words that show movement or activity. In real-life writing, using strong action verbs makes sentences more vivid and clear.
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Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of action verb worksheet 4th grade.