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Verbs 13 (Age 6) - Including delay and conclude

Build KS1 vocabulary with useful verbs. Children learn action words that help them understand time, endings, and clearer sentence meaning in reading and writing.

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Fascinating Fact:

You can conclude a story by writing the ending. You can conclude a lesson by tidying up.

In KS1 Vocabulary Age 6, children meet verbs that describe actions and ideas. Words such as delay and conclude help pupils talk about when things happen and how something finishes.

Key Terms

Verb: A word that tells what someone or something does.
Delay: To make something happen later than planned.
Conclude: To bring something to an end or finish it.

Frequently Asked Questions (Click to see answers)

What is a verb in KS1?

In KS1, a verb is a doing word. It tells what a person, animal, or thing does, such as run, jump, delay, or conclude.

What does delay mean for children?

For children, delay means to make something happen later. For example, rain might delay a game if it cannot start on time.

Why do children learn verbs in KS1?

Children learn verbs in KS1 because verbs make sentences clearer. They help pupils explain actions, understand instructions, and improve both reading and writing.

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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 suggest or advise

RECOMMEND

KNOCK

WAKE

EXPLORE

I can recommend the apple pie for dessert.

2 .

To vote for or choose

ELECT

DERIVE

WITNESS

PROCEED

Who will the people elect to be leader?

3 .

To like more or favour

KICK

PREFER

HURT

BLAME

I prefer white chocolate to dark.

4 .

To take on, start or commence

ACCUSE

ATTACH

UNDERTAKE

BID

I'll undertake the new project on Monday.

5 .

To keep out of sight

EXCLUDE

IMPORT

ACCOMPANY

HIDE

Let's hide under the bed and hope they don't find us.

6 .

To fill or put something into

LOAD

REMIND

GATHER

SHUT

I’ll just load the washing machine before we go.

7 .

To draw to a close or end

EARN

RECOVER

CONCLUDE

STEAL

I'll conclude the film review with a recommendation to see it.

8 .

To be against or disagree with

HATE

INFORM

OPPOSE

PERSUADE

Lots of people oppose fox hunting.

9 .

To secure, usually with a key or bolt

SUSPECT

LEAN

KISS

LOCK

Remember to lock the door behind you.

10 .

To postpone, make late or put off

AFFORD

DELAY

COPE

EXPAND

We're going to delay the wedding until next year.

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

Author: Sarah Garratty

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