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Verbs 05 (Age 6) - Including advance and imagine

Verbs bring sentences to life. They show actions, thoughts and changes, helping children explain what is happening clearly.

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Fascinating Fact:

Advance can also mean to make progress. You advance when you get better at something.

In KS1 Vocabulary Age 6, children learn that verbs are words for actions and changes. They help sentences show what people, animals and things do or feel.

Key Terms

Verb: A word that shows an action, a thought, a feeling or a change.
Progress: Moving forward or getting better at something over time.
Imagine: To think of pictures, ideas or stories in your mind.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can a verb show what someone thinks?

Yes, a verb can show thinking. Words like imagine, remember and decide are verbs because they show what someone is doing in their mind.

How do verbs help children tell a story?

Verbs help children tell a story by showing actions and events. They explain what characters do, what changes and what happens next.

What does a verb do in a sentence?

A verb gives the sentence movement and meaning. It tells the reader what the subject is doing, feeling, thinking or becoming.

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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 appear or surface

TEAR

EMERGE

IMPOSE

ORGANISE

At the end of winter young plants emerge from the ground.

2 .

To verify or validate. Show something to be true

CONFIRM

ROLL

RIDE

PROMOTE

They will confirm the rumours at the press conference later.

3 .

To make publicly available

REPEAT

LAUNCH

COMMIT

INVITE

The company will launch its new perfume next month.

4 .

To remain alive

SURVIVE

RESPOND

CLIMB

REJECT

Charlotte was lucky to survive the road accident.

5 .

To look at without blinking

STARE

ACQUIRE

ATTRACT

DELIVER

If you stare at the picture you'll see another one emerge.

6 .

To weep or sob

ARRANGE

WARN

BIND

CRY

I often cry at films with sad endings.

7 .

To mend or repair

BLOW

PAINT

FIX

RETAIN

Let's see if we can fix your broken watch.

8 .

To hire or appoint to a job

IGNORE

DEMONSTRATE

INSIST

EMPLOY

We can only employ two people at this time.

9 .

To move forward

CONCENTRATE

ADVANCE

SELECT

CONSIST

Their leader told them to advance upon his command.

10 .

To picture in your head or envisage

DIVIDE

TAPE

IMAGINE

ASSESS

Can you imagine being as small as an ant?

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

Author: Sarah Garratty

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