Action Verbs:
* The cat slept on the couch. (action verb: slept)
* The children played in the park. (action verb: played)
* She writes beautiful poetry. (action verb: writes)
* He ran a marathon. (action verb: ran)
* We ate dinner together. (action verb: ate)
Linking Verbs:
* The sky is blue. (linking verb: is)
* She feels happy. (linking verb: feels)
* This cake tastes delicious. (linking verb: tastes)
* He became a doctor. (linking verb: became)
* The house seems empty. (linking verb: seems)
Helping Verbs:
* They have been studying all night. (helping verbs: have, been)
* She will go to the store later. (helping verb: will)
* I am going to the gym. (helping verb: am)
* He is being silly. (helping verbs: is, being)
* We had been walking for hours. (helping verbs: had, been)
State of Being Verbs:
* I am tired. (state of being verb: am)
* She is hungry. (state of being verb: is)
* They are ready. (state of being verb: are)
* It was cold outside. (state of being verb: was)
* We were excited for the trip. (state of being verb: were)
Remember: Verbs are essential parts of sentences, expressing actions, states of being, or connecting subjects with their complements.