Category: Verbs in English

Learning Verbs in English is a crucial part of grammar study. Verbs are action words that describe what people do, feel, or experience. For example: She runs, They play, I think. Without verbs, it’s impossible to form a complete sentence, which makes them one of the most important parts of speech.

How Verbs in English Work

English verbs change form depending on tense and subject. For instance: I write, She writes, They wrote, We will write. Verbs can be regular, ending in -ed for the past, or irregular, changing in unpredictable ways (go → went, eat → ate). Lessons in this category explain both regular and irregular verbs step by step. You’ll also see examples of how verbs appear in different tenses and moods. Practice exercises make it easier to remember and apply what you learn.

Why Verbs in English Are Important

Every sentence needs a verb to make sense. By practicing Verbs, you’ll learn how to describe actions, states, and thoughts with accuracy. This will also help you avoid common errors, such as mismatching subject and verb. With examples and exercises, using verbs becomes much easier, and over time, you’ll develop fluency and confidence in both speaking and writing.

Scroll down now to explore detailed lessons on verbs, complete with rules, examples, and exercises.