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Verbs 03 (Age 6) - Including examine and debate

Verbs help sentences move. They show actions and happenings, making it clear what a person, animal or thing is doing.

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Fascinating Fact:

When you debate, you take turns speaking and listening. You try to be polite and fair.

In KS1 Vocabulary Age 6, children learn that verbs are doing words. Verbs can show an action, a change or something happening in a sentence.

Key Terms

Verb: A word that shows an action or what someone or something does.
Happening: Something taking place, such as a bell ringing or a flower growing.
Action word: Another way to describe a verb because it shows doing.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can a verb show thinking as well as doing?

Yes, a verb can show thinking as well as doing. Words like think, remember and wonder are verbs because they show what is happening in the mind.

How do verbs help a story make sense?

Verbs help a story make sense by showing the actions and events. They tell the reader what characters are doing and what is happening next.

What are some easy verb examples for age 6?

Easy verb examples for age 6 include jump, play, sleep, smile, shout and open. Each verb shows an action or something happening.

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In each question you will be shown four words. All you have to do is choose which one matches the meaning given.

1 .

To discuss or talk about

MURDER

ESCAPE

DEBATE

BLOW

She loves to debate politics with her dad.

2 .

To look at closely

CONDUCT

HANDLE

EXAMINE

DIVIDE

If you examine the leaves, you'll see they are diseased.

3 .

To appear or occur

SPREAD

SETTLE

IGNORE

ARISE

How did the argument arise?

4 .

To glue or attach with Sellotape, magnets or similar

STICK

COLLECT

SHIFT

RESPOND

I'll stick your new drawing to the fridge.

5 .

To come to an understanding of something

DECLINE

REALISE

COUNT

REPEAT

It took me a while to realise I'd left my phone at home.

6 .

To move something quickly up and down or side to side

REQUEST

OBSERVE

SHAKE

ACQUIRE

Shake the medicine bottle before opening.

7 .

To defeat someone in a game or contest

SHOOT

TIE

ARRANGE

BEAT

Next time I'll beat him at chess.

8 .

To swap one thing for another

DESIRE

EXCHANGE

FEED

TEAR

I'm going to exchange my washing machine for a newer model.

9 .

To make a rough guess

VARY

ESTIMATE

SECURE

CONCENTRATE

I estimate it'll take us 3 hours to drive there.

10 .

To stretch or spread out

EXTEND

STRUGGLE

DENY

ROLL

The trees extend all the way to the cliff top.

You can find more about this topic by visiting BBC Bitesize - What is a verb?

Author: Sarah Garratty

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