Read each sentence below and look carefully at the underlined words.
• If the word names a person, place, thing, or idea, it is a NOUN. Write N in the line.
• If the word shows an action, it is a VERB. Write V in the blank.
1. The boat’s sail needed mending.
2. My friends and I play soccer in the vacant lot.
3. Charles drew three large circles on his paper.
4. The football player performed a victory dance after he scored.
5. We will sail away in the morning.
6. Sam watched the cowboy rope a steer at the rodeo.
7. I dance when I am happy.
8. The eagle circles over the valley.
9. Erin and Amy are going to a play this afternoon.
10. We made a swing with a tire and a rope.
11. I’ll bring the juice drinks to the party.
12. The puppy drinks a lot of water after she plays.

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