Verb Power: Your First Guide to Action Words – Part 1

Verbs are more than just action words—they help us talk about what we do, how we feel, and even when we do it. This Ultimate Guide for Verbs – 1 is a full-featured grammar workbook for Class 2 learners, packed with 10 structured exercises to build strong, confident grammar skills step-by-step. With clear examples, practice tasks, and explanations, it’s your child’s all-in-one tool for mastering verbs.

📌 Why Should Children of This Age Group Learn This Topic?

🏃‍♀️ Verbs form the foundation of every sentence children read, write, or speak.

🧠 Helps learners build logical and complete thoughts in writing and conversation.

✍️ Strengthens grammar fluency across multiple verb types—action, helping, question, and negative forms.

📚 Supports school curriculum needs while encouraging independent thinking and practice.

🎯 What Are the Learning Outcomes?

By completing this guide, learners will:

1. Understand and use action verbs and helping verbs (is, am, are, was, were, can, may, must).

2. Match verbs correctly with subjects (subject–verb agreement).

3. Spot verb opposites, identify verbs with objects, and form questions and negative sentences using verbs.

4. Build confidence in using verbs naturally and accurately across different sentence types.

📚 What Does This Worksheet Offer?

📖 A 10-exercise workbook with over 20 pages of grammar learning.

💬 Concepts covered:

a. Action Verbs

b. Subject–Verb Agreement

c. Helping Verbs (is, am, are / was, were / can, may, must)

d. Opposites of Verbs

e. Verbs & Objects

f. Using Verbs in Questions

g. Making Negative Sentences

🧒 Child-friendly examples with familiar themes like school, food, animals, and family.

✨ Easy-to-follow format with both fill-in-the-blanks, multiple choice, sentence rearrangement, and underline/circle tasks.

🧠 What Are the Different Exercises in the Worksheet?

1. Choose the Action Verb (e.g., “The cat ___” → meows)

2. Underline the Verb in a sentence

3. Subject–Verb Agreement (choose correct verb form)

4. Fill in the blanks with is, am, are

5. Fill in the blanks with was, were

6. Fill in the blanks with can, may, must

7. Choose Opposites of Verbs

8. Underline the verb and circle the object

9. Rearrange Words to Make Questions

10. Rewrite Sentences Using 'do not' or 'does not'

✅Answer Key for All Exercises:

Exercise 1 – Choose the Correct Action Verb

1. The cat – meows

2. The teacher – teaches

3. The dog – barks

4. The girl – runs

5. The baby – cries

6. The player – plays

7. The chef – cooks

8. The bird – flies

Exercise 2 – Underline the Verb

1. ticks

2. jumps

3. drinks

4. moves

5. open

6. kicks

7. builds

8. combs

9. finish

10. follows

Exercise 3 – Subject–Verb Agreement

1. writes

2. eat

3. dances

4. sing

5. walk

6. jumps

7. read

8. sleeps

9. work

10. flies

Exercise 4 – Fill in with is/am/are

1. am

2. is

3. are

4. is

5. are

6. are

7. is

8. am

9. are

10. is

Exercise 5 – Fill in with was/were

1. was

2. were

3. was

4. were

5. were

6. was

7. were

8. was

9. was

10. were

Exercise 6 – Fill in with can/may/must

1. may

2. can

3. must

4. may

5. can

6. can

7. must

8. may

9. may

10. must

Exercise 7 – Opposites of Verbs

1. cry – laugh

2. stand – sit

3. open – shut

4. stop – go

5. give – take

6. throw – catch

7. rise – fall

8. sleep – wake

Exercise 8 – Underline Verb & Circle Object

1. eats – apple

2. throws – ball

3. wash – car

4. open – door

5. catches – mouse

6. read – storybook

7. drink – milk

8. drives – car

9. draws – flower

10. closes – window

Exercise 9 – Rearranged Questions

1. Is she dancing?

2. Are they sleeping?

3. Do you swim?

4. Does he eat apples?

5. Is it snowing?

6. Am I late?

7. Are we going?

8. Do you know this?

9. Is she reading?

10. Are the children playing?

Exercise 10 – Negative Sentences

1. She does not drink tea.

2. I do not eat spinach.

3. They do not like sweets

4. He does not play cricket.

5. We do not sing songs.

6. It does not bark loudly.

7. Ria does not wear shoes.

8. You do not make a mess.

9. The boy does not jump on the bed.

10. My friends do not visit the zoo.

✨ Build a Strong Grammar Foundation—One Verb at a Time!

Download this Ultimate Guide for Verbs – Level 1 and help your Class 2 child master all the core verb skills they need. With just one pack, your child can explore every angle of verb usage through guided practice, making grammar simple, fun, and powerful.
 
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