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We have to RUSH to catch the bus.

Verbs 19 (Age 6) - Including relax and rush

Relax and rush are useful verbs. This KS1 Vocabulary quiz helps children understand action words and use them correctly in simple sentences.

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Fascinating Fact:

Rush is a verb because it tells us what someone does when they move or act very quickly.

In KS1 Vocabulary Age 6, children learn useful verbs that help them describe actions, feelings and everyday choices. This topic supports clearer speaking, reading and writing by building word confidence.

Key Terms

Verb: A word that tells us what someone or something does.
Relax: To rest, stay calm or stop feeling busy for a while.
Sentence: A group of words that makes sense on its own.

Frequently Asked Questions (Click to see answers)

What is a verb for KS1 children?

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

What does relax mean for children?

Relax means to rest or become calm, such as sitting quietly, reading a book or taking a break after being busy.

How do vocabulary quizzes help KS1 pupils?

Vocabulary quizzes help KS1 pupils learn new words, understand meanings and practise using words correctly when they read and write.

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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 give up work for good

RETIRE

COMPLAIN

GAZE

PRISE

Lily couldn't wait to retire next month.

2 .

To fall down, crumble or give way

ACKNOWLEDGE

SPECIFY

SPELL

COLLAPSE

Dad repaired the garden shed as he thought it might collapse.

3 .

To beg or encourage

ASSIST

CONVERT

COMPETE

URGE

I urge you to consider what you are planning to do.

4 .

To take out or extract from something

DISMISS

WITHDRAW

ANALYSE

REVERSE

She went to the bank to withdraw enough money for the weekend.

5 .

To join or link two things together

INTERPRET

CONNECT

DIFFER

RECKON

Connect the wire to the back of the TV and turn it on.

6 .

To feel at ease and calm

ALTER

POSSESS

RELAX

SUBMIT

On days off he liked to relax and potter around the house.

7 .

To follow or chase

PURSUE

INCH

PREDICT

TACKLE

She went to America to pursue her dream of becoming famous.

8 .

To briefly stop or hesitate

CYCLE

POP

PAUSE

POUR

She had to pause as she was getting tearful.

9 .

To give up or drop

ABANDON

CONVINCE

RESTRICT

SUSTAIN

We had to abandon the idea as it wasn't going to work.

10 .

To hurry or move quickly

INCORPORATE

SOLVE

HIGHLIGHT

RUSH

We have to rush to catch the bus.

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

Author: Sarah Garratty

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