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Verbs 17 (Age 6) - Including inform and import

Verbs are doing words. This KS1 Vocabulary quiz helps children practise words such as inform and import in clear, simple sentences.

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Fascinating Fact:

Inform is a verb because it tells us what someone does when they give news or facts.

In KS1 Vocabulary Age 6, children learn useful words that help them read, speak and write with more confidence. This topic focuses on verbs, including words that describe actions, messages and things being brought in.

Key Terms

Verb: A word that tells us what someone or something does.
Inform: To tell someone something useful or important.
Import: To bring goods or items into a country from another place.

Frequently Asked Questions (Click to see answers)

What is a verb for KS1 pupils?

A verb is a doing word. It tells us what a person, animal or thing does, such as tell, bring, play, jump or help.

What does inform mean for children?

Inform means to tell someone something useful, such as telling a teacher about a problem or sharing important news.

What does import mean in simple English?

Import means to bring something into a country from another country, such as food, clothes, toys or materials.

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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 injure or damage

CRASH

HURT

APPRECIATE

INTERPRET

Tara hurt her knees when she fell off the swing.

2 .

To notify or tell someone something

GUESS

RESOLVE

INFORM

CYCLE

I'm going to inform the teacher about your behaviour.

3 .

To rest or prop against something

MONITOR

DOMINATE

ASSIST

LEAN

The jogger stopped to lean on the wall for a few seconds.

4 .

To collect, pick up or bring together

GATHER

JUSTIFY

REPAIR

CONVINCE

I just need to gather my things and I'll be right with you.

5 .

To buy goods from another country

COOK

TRACE

ACKNOWLEDGE

IMPORT

The jewellery company planned to import the silver from India.

6 .

To view or see something happen

WITNESS

ENGAGE

DEFEND

COMPLAIN

Come quickly! I want you to witness this.

7 .

To get better from an illness or injury

RECOVER

BEHAVE

BOTHER

INCH

You'll need some time off work to recover.

8 .

To bind or fasten one thing to another

OWE

DISTINGUISH

ATTACH

ALTER

We can attach the decorations to the wall with sticky tape.

9 .

To manage, deal with or get by

GUARD

COPE

PRESERVE

DISMISS

The teacher couldn't cope with the noise in the classroom.

10 .

To rouse from sleep

IMPLEMENT

SPLIT

INCORPORATE

WAKE

Every morning I wake at the same time.

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

Author: Sarah Garratty

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