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| visible action |
an action you can see performed |
| mental action |
an action that occurs through thought |
| 3 types of verbs, based on what they do. |
1. action 2. helping 3. linking |
| two types of verbs based on direct object |
1. transitive 2. intransitive |
| Adverbs modify what 3 things. |
1. verbs 2. adjectives 3. adverbs |
| 4 things that adverbs answer. |
1.how 2. when 3. where 4. to what extent |
| For an action verb, what are the 2 types of action? |
1. visible action 2. mental action |
| What is visible action? |
An action that you can see. |
| Name 3 examples of visible action. |
1. running 2. throwing, 3. jumping |
| What is mental action? |
An action that occurs through thoughts. |
| Name 3 examples of mental action. |
1.think, believe, expect, hope, remember, understand |
| What does a linking verb do? |
It does NOT show action, it shows a state of being. |
| A linking verb acts as what kind of mathematical sign |
= sign (Bob = chef) |
| Linking verbs connect a subject to what 2 things |
1. noun 2. adjective |
| At least 3 examples of linking verbs |
1. forms of BE, become, look, feel, smell, remain, stay, etc. |
| Some verbs can be a linking verb in one sentence, but an action verb in another. How do you test a questional verb's roll in a partiular sentence? |
Subtitute "are or is" for the mystery verb. |
| Helping verbs change the verb in 2 ways. |
1) tense 2) add a condition |
| Give an example of when a helping verb changes the tense of a verb |
1) Mary read the book. 2) Mary will read the book {now in the future} |
| Give an example of when the helping verb adds a condition to a verb. |
Mary walks to school. Mary should walk to school. (should adds a condition} |
| What is the mnemonic to remember the helping verbs. |
MAY BE Mr. DO SHOULD HAVE a WILL |
| What are the three main headings (I. II. III) of the review sheet? |
I. Categorizing verbs based on what they do. II. Categorizing verbs based on whether they have a direct object III. About Adverbs |
| Do adverbs that modify verbs have to appear next to the verb? |
NO. Yesterday, I studied for the test. |
| Does an adverb that is modifying an adjective or another adverb have to appear next to the ajd. or adverb that it is modifying? |
YES. The dog ran VERY quickly up the stairs. |
| Give an example of an adverb modifying an adjective? |
The boy was VERY tall. |
| What are the 4 clues Mrs. Naro gave for finding adverbs? |
1) -ly is a common ending 2) any word in the middle of a veb phrase 3) introductory word of a sentence 4)these words are always adverbs (too, very, quite, also , never, not) |
| Name the 6 words Mrs. Naro listed that are always adverbs. |
too, very, quite, also, never, not |
