Verbs show actions and states. Learn how strong, precise verbs make KS3 writing clearer, livelier, and more accurate.
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You can find more about this topic by visiting BBC Bitesize - What is a verb?
Verbs are action words: "entered" and "looked" are actions
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"Displayed" is the verb here
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"Visited" is the action word here; it is what the family DO
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Use a variety of verbs to make your writing interesting
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Other verbs for "said" include "told", "uttered" and "declared"
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Other verbs for "climbed" include "ascended" and "clambered"
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Other verbs for "streamed" include "poured" and "flooded". Synonyms for verbs are, unsurprisingly, also verbs
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Other verbs for "carried" include "transported" and "took"
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"Closed" is what the museum DID
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"Crashed" and "ran" are both action words, or, in other words, verbs
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