Let’s go through each sentence one by one. We need to find the
action verb — that’s the word that tells us what someone or something is *doing*.
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1.
He is hopping like a rabbit.
→ What is he doing? He is
hopping. That’s the action.
✔ Circle:
hopping
2.
Kate is drinking water.
→ What is Kate doing? She is
drinking.
✔ Circle:
drinking
3.
I am eating an apple.
→ What am I doing? I am
eating.
✔ Circle:
eating
4.
I am singing my favorite song.
→ What am I doing? I am
singing.
✔ Circle:
singing
5.
They are studying together.
→ What are they doing? They are
studying.
✔ Circle:
studying
6.
He is jumping over the wall.
→ What is he doing? He is
jumping.
✔ Circle:
jumping
7.
Ann is looking at her pet.
→ What is Ann doing? She is
looking.
✔ Circle:
looking
8.
The player is running with the ball.
→ What is the player doing? He is
running.
✔ Circle:
running
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All these words (hopping, drinking, eating, singing, studying, jumping, looking, running) are action verbs because they show movement or activity.
Final Answer:
1. hopping
2. drinking
3. eating
4. singing
5. studying
6. jumping
7. looking
8. running
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of verb worksheets.
