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What does verb do?

A verb is the action word of a sentence. It describes what the subject of the sentence is doing, thinking, or feeling.

Here's a breakdown of what verbs do:

* Show action: "The dog ran across the yard." ("ran" is the verb showing the dog's action)

* Describe a state of being: "She is happy." ("is" is the verb describing her state of being)

* Express a thought or feeling: "He thinks about his future." ("thinks" is the verb expressing his mental action)

Key things to remember about verbs:

* Every sentence needs at least one verb.

* Verbs can be in different tenses (past, present, future) to show when the action happened.

* Verbs can change form depending on the subject (I walk, you walk, he walks).

Examples:

* Action: The children played in the park.

* State of being: The sky is blue.

* Thought/Feeling: She worries about the test.

Let me know if you'd like to know more about verbs, like different types of verbs or how to use them correctly!

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