This worksheet is perfect for children (K-5) ESL classes as well as beginner classes. The object of these worksheets is to help students begin recognizing the differences between nouns, adjectives and verbs.
The first sheet focuses on nouns, the second on adjectives and the third on verbs.
Verbs are words that are used to describe what people do.
Look at these words. Circle each word that is a verb (a word that describes what people do).
You can see the answers on the following answer page.
Find the Verbs
| bird | sing | woman | need | fruit |
| quail | zealous | come | angry | long |
| tree | zip | do | insect | knee |
| old | ridiculous | weak | easy | happy |
| inspect | know | Ohio | violate | zebra |
| wear | grow | jolly | nice | understand |
| quaint | York | Anna | ugly | dolphin |
| great | Mary | tough | pretty | qualify |
| railroad | appear | crazy | fun | Jack |
| read | yummy | Vermont | city | difficult |
| George | merry | pretend | London | |
| beautiful | interesting | lose | hear | be |
| offer | knitted | feel | hospital | meet |
| yearn | nut | sky | violent | pet |
| Ursula | super | think | evaluate | jump |
Write the noun beginning with each of the following letters from the list.
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