2. VERBS Different kinds of verbs have different functions.

4. What do you KNOW about Verbs ? Verbs tell action or state of being. nergetic (action) eing

5. (OP. # 32) VERBS (review) ACTION VERBS LINKING VERBS Tell physical or mental actions. On page 99 of your book, find and write 9 actions verbs (OP. # 32) VERBS (review) ACTION VERBS LINKING VERBS Tell physical or mental actions. On page 99 of your book, find and write 9 actions verbs

6. VERBS ACTION VERBS LINKING VERBS Tell physical or mental actions. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. On page 99 of your book, find and write 9 actions verbs VERBS ACTION VERBS LINKING VERBS Tell physical or mental actions. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. On page 99 of your book, find and write 9 actions verbs

7. VERBS ACTION VERBS LINKING VERBS Tell physical or mental actions. 1. said 2. topped 3. wish 4. run 5. tell 6. see 7. nod 8. hear 9. say VERBS ACTION VERBS LINKING VERBS Tell physical or mental actions. 1. said 2. topped 3. wish 4. run 5. tell 6. see 7. nod 8. hear 9. say

8. VERBS ACTION VERBS Tell physical or mental actions. 1. said 2. topped 3. wish 4. run 5. tell 6. see 7. nod 8. hear 9. say VERBS ACTION VERBS Tell physical or mental actions. 1. said 2. topped 3. wish 4. run 5. tell 6. see 7. nod 8. hear 9. say What are Linking Verbs ?

9. The Objective of the lesson today : Understand what Linking Verbs are, how to identify them, and how to use them.

11. The word IS is a verb. -Does it tell action? What kind of verb is it?

12. L-I-N-K-I-N-G A synonym for linking is connecting

13. Verbs either tell - Physical/mental activity (action) or - State of being (linking)

14. Linking verbs connect the ‘state of being’ of the subject to an adjective or another noun. - How or what is the state of being of the subject?

15. The turkey is delicious. Linking verbs connect the subject to - an adjective that describes it - or another noun that renames it

16. The turkey is delicious. ‘delicious’ describes turkey Linking verbs connect the subject to - an adjective that describes it - or another noun that renames it

17. The turkey is a bird. ‘bird’ renames turkey Linking verbs connect the subject to - an adjective that describes it - or another noun that renames it

18. The most common linking verbs : BE and forms of to BE singularplural >> Present tense be is are am

20. The most common linking verbs : BE and forms of to BE singularplural Present tense:be amare is Examples: Irving is a middle school. (singular) Seventh graders are wonderful. (plural) (circle linking verb, underline subject and modifier, draw an arrow from subject to the noun or adjective)

21. The most common linking verbs : BE and forms of to BE singularplural Present tense:be amare is Examples: Irving is a middle school. (noun) Seventh-graders are wonderful. (adjective)

22. Questions ??? Can you think of a sentence with a linking verb?

23. The most common linking verbs : BE and forms of to BE singularplural Present tense:be amare is >>> Past tense: waswere

25. (Examples from your book) o Billie Jo was sad. o The Dust Bowl was a storm.

26. The Dust Bowl was a storm. storm renames the subject—what the Dust Bowl is Billie Jo was sad. sad describes the ‘state of being’ of the subject, Billie Jo

28. The most common linking verbs : BE and forms of to BE singularplural Present tense:be amare is >>> Past tense: waswere Examples: Billy Jo was sad after her mother died. Many characters in the story were farmers.

29. The most common linking verbs : BE and forms of to BE singularplural Present tense:be amare is >>> Past tense: waswere Examples: Billy Jo was sad after her mother died. Many characters in the story were farmers.

30. What do you KNOW about Verbs ? Verbs tell action or state of being. nergetic (action) eing

31. The Objective of the lesson today: Understand what Linking Verbs are, how to identify them, and how to use them. Do you now know : - what linking verbs are ? - how to identify them ? -how to use them ?

32. Questions ????

33. Let’s practice what you know about linking verbs : - what they are - how to identify them - how to use them.

34. Linking Verbs practice A linking verb – a verb that expresses a state of being. It connects the subject of a sentence with a word that describes or renames the subject. most common linking verb : BE and forms of to BE singularplural Present tense:beare is am Past tense: was were In the following sentences: circle the linking verb; underline the subject and the noun that renames it, or the adjective that describes it; draw an arrow from the subject to the linked noun or adjective. Example: Mrs. Bean is your teacher Daddy is a farmer. I am a piano player.

35. Other linking verbs: appearseem becomesmell feel sound growstay looktaste remain turn Other linking verbs: appearseem becomesmell feel sound growstay looktaste remain turn

36. Examples of other linking verbs: 1.The sky appears dark during the locust swarm. 2. Billie Jo’s father remains stubborn about the wheat sprouting. 3. Her hands feel sore after the burns from the fire.

37. Examples of other linking verbs: 4. The house looks deserted. 5. She becomes frustrated with each passing day. 6. The air smells greasy. 7. She seems happy when she plays the piano.

38. The many forms of BE: am am beingcan beshould be are are beingcould bewill be is is beingmay bewould be was was beingmight be were were beingmust be shall be

39. The many forms of BE continued: have been must have been has been shall have been had been will have been could have beenwould have been may have been might have been