Learn Class 4 English - Verbs

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What is a verb? And how you can use the verbs in the sentences. The verb is a term used to express some feeling, action, & many more.

Meaning:

The verb is the word that helps to identify a subject in a particular sentence. Mainly there are two types of verbs:

  • Main Verb
  • Helping Verb

Three forms of the verb:

There are three forms of verbs. These are:

  • The 1st Form represents the Present.
  • The 2nd Form represents the Past.
  • The 3rd Form represents the Future.

Some common forms of the Verb are:

Verb (1st Form) Verb (2nd Form) Verb (3rd Form)
Go Went Gone
Eat Ate Eaten
Drink Drank Drunk
Write Wrote Written
Put Put Put
Strike struck struck
Grave Graved Graved
Sink Sank Sunk

Use of verbs in the sentences:

The verb makes the meaning of the sentence complete. And also helps in knowing the subject. Some common examples of verbs in the sentences are:

  • These vegetables are fresh.
  • The student is right.
  • The meeting is cancelled.
  • The stadium is full.
  • The news is not confirmed.
  • I am confused by the question.
  • The bottle is full.
  • Mahi and Seema are cousins.
  • I wrote a letter to my father yesterday.

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Verbs Sample Questions for Class 4

Question 1

Choose the correct option to complete each sentence: Rajni ------------- politely all the time.
A. speaking
B. spoken
C. speak
D. speaks

Question 2

Choose the correct form of the verb according to the tense specified in the bracket: The gardener ---------the garden. (Simple Past)
A. mows
B. mowed
C. is mowing
D. will be mowing

Question 3

Choose the correct option to complete each sentence: ---------------------- he practise for the match yesterday?
A. do
B. does
C. did
D. will

Question 4

Choose the correct form of the verb according to the tense specified in the bracket: The sun---------------in the east. (Simple Present)
A. rises
B. will be rising
C. rose
D. rising

Question 5

Choose the correct form of the verb according to the tense speciffed in the bracket: Amitabh ----------- in front of the whole school. (Simple Future)
A. sings
B. sang
C. will sing
D. singing