Got a Verb Phrase?

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Got a Verb Phrase? -Karen Peterson

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Got a Verb Phrase?. -Karen Peterson. What is a Verb Phrase?. A verb phrase consists of two things: 1. The main verb 2. A helping verb. Helping verb. Main verb. Example: The brown cow is jumping over the rusty fence. What is a Verb Phrase?. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Got a Verb Phrase?

-Karen Peterson

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What is a Verb Phrase?

A verb phrase consists of two things: 1. The main verb2. A helping verb

Example: The brown cow is jumping over the rusty fence.

Main verbHelping verb

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What is a Verb Phrase?A verb phrase can be thought of like a boy and raft.

Helping verb

Main verb

The boy (main verb) could float in the water by himself…but the raft (helping verb) makes it better for him.

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It’s important to know the common helping verbs:DoDidDoesAm areIsWas WereHaveHas

HadCanMayWill beWill haveCan beCan haveMust have Must have been

Can haveCould beCould haveWill have beenMight haveMight have been

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Let’s test your verb phrase knowledge…

A. hadB. been sleepingC. been sleeping inD. had been sleeping

Select the verb phrase in the following sentence:

Matthew had been sleeping in his bed.

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Oops…Let’s Review Verb Phrases!

A verb phrase consists of two things: 1. The main verb2. A helping verb

Example: Molly is talking to Billy.

Main verbHelping verb

I’m ready to try again!

I need more review.

Show me the common helping verbs

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Common Helping Verbs

DoDidDoesAm areIsWas WereHaveHas

HadCanMayWill beWill haveCan beCan haveMust have Must have been

Can haveCould beCould haveWill have beenMight haveMight have been

I’m ready to try again.

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More Review…

Look at these sentences: 1. Monica did go to the store.

did = helping verb

go=main verb

2.Juli is driving to the high school.

is = helping verb

driving=main verb

3. “I want to eat a peach,” said Marcy.

to = helping verb

eat=main verb

3. Mr. Gowell did teach students to use the internet.

did = helping verb

teaching=main verb

Let’s do it! I’m ready.

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FANTASTIC….Let’s try another!

A. isB. givingC. is givingD. giving present

Select the verb phrase in the following sentence:

Sarah is giving a present to Mark.

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Sorry…Here’s another example!

A verb phrase consists of two things: 1. The main verb2. A helping verb

Example: Molly had to go to Billy.

Main verbHelping verbs

I’m ready to try again!

I need more review. Note: Sometimes a helping verb is more than one word too!

Please show me common verb phrases.

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Common Helping Verbs

DoDidDoesAm areIsWas WereHaveHas

HadCanMayWill beWill haveCan beCan haveMust have Must have been

Can haveCould beCould haveWill have beenMight haveMight have been

I’m ready to try again.

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More Review…

Look at these sentences: 1. Monica did go to the store.

did = helping verb

go=main verb

2.Juli is driving to the high school.

is = helping verb

driving=main verb

3. “I want to eat a peach,” said Marcy.

to = helping verb

eat=main verb

3. Mr. Gowell did teach students to use the internet.

did = helping verb

teaching=main verb

Let’s do it! I’m ready.

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Wow! You’re Good….Here’s another!

A. did goB. did go toC. goD. go to

Select the verb phrase in the following sentence:

The girls’ basketball team did go to state.

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More Review…

Look at these sentences: 1. Monica did go to the store.

did = helping verb

go=main verb

2.Juli is driving to the high school.

is = helping verb

driving=main verb

3. “I want to eat a peach,” said Marcy.

to = helping verb

eat=main verb

3. Mr. Gowell did teach students to use the internet.

did = helping verb

teaching=main verb

Let’s do it! I’m ready.

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You’re a Verb Phrase Master!

For more verb practice – Check this out: http://www.quia.com/pop/8096.html