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Verbs 04 (Age 6) - Including teach and trust

Verbs are important action words. They show what someone or something does and help children build lively, clear sentences.

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Fascinating Fact:

When you teach, you show and explain. You help someone practise.

In KS1 Vocabulary Age 6, children learn that verbs are doing words. Verbs show actions, thoughts and feelings, so sentences tell us what is happening.

Key Terms

Verb: A word that shows an action, a feeling or something happening.
Doing word: Another name for a verb because it tells what someone or something does.
Practise: To do something again and again so you get better at it.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can a verb show a feeling in KS1?

Yes, a verb can show a feeling in KS1. Words like love, care and trust can be verbs because they show what someone feels or does.

What is the doing word in a sentence?

The doing word in a sentence is the verb. In “The teacher helps the class,” the word “helps” is the verb because it shows the action.

Why do children learn verbs in KS1 English?

Children learn verbs in KS1 English because verbs help sentences make sense. They show the action or happening and help children write more clearly.

Try These Related Quizzes

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

1 .

To suspend from a wall on a hook or nail

HANG

DEMONSTRATE

RESPOND

CLIMB

Shall we hang the painting over the fireplace?

2 .

To move from one place to another

TIE

CONCENTRATE

WARN

FLOW

Both these rivers eventually flow into the ocean.

3 .

To throw away unnecessarily or squander

SECURE

ACQUIRE

SELECT

WASTE

Let's not waste money on expensive holidays.

4 .

To go to or be at an event

ATTEND

DENY

ROLL

RIDE

Are you going to attend the court case next week?

5 .

To choose to look after or take on

HANDLE

DIVIDE

ADOPT

TAPE

We're going to adopt a puppy tomorrow.

6 .

To have faith in someone or something

ESCAPE

BLOW

TRUST

PAINT

You can trust me to say the right thing.

7 .

To give lessons to someone or to a class

SETTLE

IGNORE

SHIFT

TEACH

I'm going to teach Spanish next term.

8 .

To keep from harm

OBSERVE

ARRANGE

PROTECT

ATTRACT

I will protect you always.

9 .

To wash or brush

COUNT

CLEAN

REPEAT

COMMIT

Don't forget to clean your teeth before bed.

10 .

To appear on stage

FEED

PERFORM

TEAR

IMPOSE

He was going to perform his first song tonight.

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

Author: Sarah Garratty

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