English • Vocabulary • Conjugation
Vocabulary and Conjugation: Everyday Verbs
A printable English worksheet to help students learn 20 everyday action verbs, match them with clear pictures, and practise simple present conjugation in the third person singular.
🧠 Quick warm-up before starting
Before giving out the worksheet, ask students to look at a few pictures and name the actions they already know in English. This short oral activity helps activate vocabulary before writing.
- How do you say “lire” in English?
- Which verb means “manger”?
- Can you conjugate an action verb with he or she?
- What ending do we often add in the third person singular?
📋 Worksheet information
| Theme | Everyday action verbs in English. |
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| Type of activity | Identify an action from a picture, write the matching verb, and practise simple present conjugation. |
| Level | English A1+, A2. |
| Skills | Vocabulary, picture observation, word writing, simple present conjugation, third person singular. |
| Verbs included | to sweep, to break, to sing, to shout, to draw, to sleep, to listen to, to write, to play, to wash, to read, to eat, to open, to look at, to laugh, to spring, to smell, to call, to sell. |
| Format | Printable PDF and editable DOCX. |
| Included files | Complete 3-page version with the worksheet and cut-out support labels. |
⭐ Complete version: Everyday Verbs
This complete version includes the main worksheet and support labels to cut out. It is useful for differentiation, guided practice, small-group work, or independent revision.
Students observe the pictures, identify the action, write the corresponding English verb, and can then practise simple present forms such as he reads, she sings, or he washes.
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20 pictures to identify Each picture shows a simple everyday action.
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Verb writing practice Students write the matching English verb under each picture.
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Simple present conjugation The worksheet can be used to practise the third person singular with he, she, or it.
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Cut-out support labels The labels help students manipulate vocabulary before writing it.
🎯 Learning objectives ▼
Look at a picture and understand the action represented.
Learn or revise common action verbs used in everyday situations.
Write verbs clearly and practise correct spelling.
Transform the infinitive into a simple present form with he, she, or it.
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🔒 Complete worksheet
The complete Everyday Verbs worksheet is available for premium members. It includes the printable PDF and the editable DOCX file.
❓ Frequently asked questions ▼
What do students have to do in this worksheet?
Students look at the pictures, identify the actions, write the matching everyday verbs in English, and can then practise third-person singular forms.
Which verbs are included?
The worksheet includes verbs such as to sweep, to break, to sing, to shout, to draw, to sleep, to listen to, to write, to play, to wash, to read, to eat, to open, to look at, to laugh, to spring, to smell, to call and to sell.
What is included in the complete version?
The complete version includes the main worksheet and cut-out support labels to help students practise or review the vocabulary.
Is the file editable?
Yes. Premium members can download the DOCX file and adapt the verbs, instructions, or support labels.
What level is this worksheet for?
It is mainly suitable for A1+ to A2 English learners. It can be used in class, for tutoring, or for home practice.
How can I use this worksheet in class?
You can use it for a vocabulary lesson, simple present review, classroom stations, independent work, or a short assessment.
