C English Encounters Every sentence needs a verb. 1. Verbs show action. 2. Verbs link subjects with words like nouns (or pronouns) and adjectives in.

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C English Encounters

Every sentence needs a verb. 1. Verbs show action. 2. Verbs link subjects with words like nouns (or pronouns) and adjectives in the predicate.

build Lifting weights builds your muscles.

catch Will he catch the ball?

exercise Exercise to keep fit.

love Grandmother loves the baby a lot.

jog He jogs every day.

jump Jump rope to lose weight.

kick She can kick that ball!

lift How much weight can he lift?

lose How did he lose 150 pounds?

play Does your sister play baseball?

He practices every day in the gym. practice

ride My little brother rides a tricycle.

sleep Sleep eight to ten hours every night.

swim My grandfather swims to stay healthy.

throw He throws a fast ball!

watch Watch your weight!

think Elmer is thinking.

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