Verbs, Conjugations, Infinitives & Adverbs 2

Verbs, conjugations, infinitives & adverbs 2

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MARIA CAPONIGRO

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Verbs, conjugations, infinitives & adverbs 2

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What is a verb? Choose all that apply!

word that expresses action

word that describes a noun

word that expresses a person, place, thing, or idea

word that expresses a state of being

word that expresses the specificity of a noun

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Which of the following are verbs? Choose all that apply!

are

run

chew

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Which word is the verb in the following sentence?

"We are very smart."

are

very

smart

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Which word is the verb in the following sentence?

"We are very smart."

are

very

smart

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What is a conjugation?

the verb before you change it (does not show who does it or when)

the way you change a verb to show who is doing it & when

a noun that shows state of being

connecting word

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What is an infinitive?

the verb before you change it (does not show who does it or when)

the way you change a verb to show who is doing it & when

a noun that shows state of being

connecting word

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Which of the following are conjugations of "to be" in dominant English? Pick all that apply!

was

and

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Which of the following are conjugations of "to jump" in dominant English? Pick all that apply!

jumper

jumped

jumps

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Which word is the conjugated verb in the following sentence?

"She needed to sleep well."

She

needed

to sleep

well

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Which word is the infinitive verb in the following sentence?

"She needed to sleep well."

She

needed

to sleep

well

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Conjugations and infinitives are different forms of which part of speech?

noun

verb

adjective

article

conjunction

Conjugations v. Infinitives

(Re-teach)

Every single verb has:
--1 infinitive form &
--lots of conjugated forms (lots of conjugations).

Every verb starts off with the infinitive

just gives info about what the action is
no info about who is doing it or when
always "to (action)" (ex. to drive, to sing, to walk)

How to CONJUGATE a verb

start with the infinitive (ex. to walk)
take out the "to" & replace it with the noun doing the action (ex. he walk)
change the ending of the verb to match who's doing it (ex. he walks)
that "s" makes it a conjugation - in other words, "walks" is a conjugation of "to walk"

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