Frequently Used Nouns and Verbs Worksheets

Related ELA Standard: L.K.1.B

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Verbs are words that describe a person, place, or thing. They can be your the place where you are meeting a friend, your friend, or the hat on your friend's head. Verbs are action words they tell of an activity taking place. With this selection of worksheets we look at the most common form of nouns and verbs used in the English language.

Frequently Used Nouns and Verbs Worksheets To Print:

Griffin the Gorilla Needs Your Help – Help Griffin find all the nouns so he can open his cage.

Flowering Nouns – Figure out if a person, place, or thing appears in each flower.

People are Nouns – Find all of the people in the story.

The County Fair – X marks the spot for all of nouns that are things. The Big Top is a tricky one.

Places are Nouns – Where are all of the places?

Noun and Verb Balloons – Color the noun balloons red and the verb balloons blue.

Sporty Verbs – Underline the verbs in each sentence.

Buggy Nouns and Verbs – Put a square around the bugs that contain a noun and a circle around the bugs that contain a verb.

Bunny Loves Verbs – Underline the action verbs in each of the following sentences of the story.

Working Out with Nouns & Verbs – Write a "N" by the sentences that have a noun underlined and a "V" by the sentences that have a verb underlined.

Monstrous Nouns – : Cut and paste a star by the monsters that are people, a circle by the monsters that are places, and a triangle by the monsters that are things.

Musical Nouns and Verbs – Circle the nouns in each group. Place square around the verbs in each group.

Sweet Nouns – Complete the sentences by writing a noun in the blank.

Swimming Verbs – Choose a verb from the "word box" to complete the following sentences.

Sammie the Alligator is at Tennis Camp – Cut and paste a "stickman" by the sentences that the underline word a noun that names a person, a "building" by the sentences that the underline word a noun that names a place, and a "alligator" by the sentences that the underline word a noun that names a thing.

What Are The Most Frequently Used Nouns and Verbs?


A noun is a very important part of English grammar. In order to make more sense of the language, it has been divided into many parts. A noun is actually a word that is used to name things. A noun can be the name of any specific thing, for example, city, living thing, creature, human being, country, color, etc. Nouns are termed as naming words because they are specific. A noun distinguishes a thing from others. According to the rules of the English language, noun is sometimes characterized by a capital letter. The first letter of the noun is often written in upper case. There are many types of nouns to make the concept clear. Some types of nouns are:


Abstract Nouns: These are the things that we cannot touch. Abstract nouns include theoretical concepts, ideas, and conditions. For example, love, hatred, time, power, etc.


Proper Nouns: Proper nouns refer to specific names or specific things. These include the names of people, cities, etc. For example, Harvard, Obama, New York, and London.


Common Nouns: Common nouns refer to general things that are not very specific. These are the nouns that we use in our day to day routine. These can be used for multiple things. For example, chair, man, woman, state, etc.


There are certain nouns that you will notice more than the others. These nouns appear regularly and frequently in different passages and texts. Here is a list of them


area, book, business, case, child, company, home, job, life, lot, man, money, month, mother, program, question, right, room, school, word, work, world, year


Verbs are action words. They are used to indicate any happening, occurrence, or action. There are different types of verbs. These include a transitive verb, non-transitive verb, linking verb, infinitive, and many more. Some of the most commonly used verbs are listed below.


be, have, do, say, take, see, come, could, find, give, tell, work, may, feel, become, leave, put, mean, keep , let

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 



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