Verbs Practice Worksheet for Class 3 English Grammar

Section A: Underline the Verb

Instructions: Read each sentence carefully and underline the action word (verb).

1. The dog barks loudly at the stranger.

2. My mother cooks delicious food for us.

3. Birds fly high in the blue sky.

4. I read a storybook every night before bed.

5. The sun shines brightly in the morning.

Section B: Tick the Correct Verb

Instructions: Choose the most suitable verb to complete each sentence.

1. The cat ________ on the warm rug.

(a) sleeps     (b) run     (c) eat

2. We ________ to school together every day.

(a) goes     (b) go     (c) is going

3. The colorful fish ________ in the pond.

(a) swims     (b) fly     (c) walk

4. A baker ________ fresh cakes and bread.

(a) teaches     (b) bakes     (c) drives

5. The happy children ________ in the park.

(a) play     (b) plays     (c) playing

Section C: Fill in the Blanks with Correct Verb Forms

Instructions: Fill in the blanks with the correct form of the verb given in the brackets.

1. Yesterday, I ________ a funny movie with my family. (watch)

2. She ________ her homework neatly every day. (do)

3. Last week, we ________ our grandparents in the village. (visit)

4. A good boy always ________ the truth. (speak)

5. The baby ________ peacefully all night. (sleep)

Section D: Match the Columns

Instructions: Match the subjects in Column A with the correct actions in Column B.

Section E: Using 'is', 'am', and 'are'

Instructions: Fill in the blanks with the correct verb: is, am, or are.

1. I ________ very excited for the picnic.

2. You ________ a good singer.

3. The flower ________ beautiful.

4. We ________ going to the library.

5. He ________ my best friend.

Section F: True or False

Instructions: Read the statements and write 'True' or 'False'.

1. In the sentence "The bird sings," the word "sings" is a verb. ________

2. The word "table" is a verb. ________

3. "Run" is an action word, so it is a verb. ________

4. In "She is tall," the word "is" is not a verb. ________

5. The word "happily" is a verb. ________

Section G: Rearrange the Sentences

Instructions: Rearrange the jumbled words to form a meaningful sentence and underline the verb.

1. park / the / in / play / children / The

Ans: __________________________________________________

2. book / a / reads / He / interesting

Ans: __________________________________________________

3. her / helps / mother / Ria / always

Ans: __________________________________________________

Answer Key

Section A: Underline the Verb

1. barks

2. cooks

3. fly

4. read

5. shines

Section B: Tick the Correct Verb

1. (a) sleeps

2. (b) go

3. (a) swims

4. (b) bakes

5. (a) play

Section C: Fill in the Blanks with Correct Verb Forms

1. watched

2. does

3. visited

4. speaks

5. slept

Section D: Match the Columns

1. -> b. teaches

2. -> d. roars

3. -> a. shines

4. -> c. swims

5. -> e. flies an airplane

Section E: Using 'is', 'am', and 'are'

1. am

2. are

3. is

4. are

5. is

Section F: True or False

1. True

2. False

3. True

4. False (is, am, are, was, were are also verbs)

5. False

Section G: Rearrange the Sentences

1. The children play in the park.

2. He reads an interesting book.

3. Ria always helps her mother.

Class 3 Grammar Practice: Verbs Worksheet for Better Understanding

This Class 3 English worksheet helps children master verbs, an exciting topic in English Grammar. Students learn to spot and use action words in real-life examples. By practicing with these fun exercises, they gain confidence in writing and speaking. Parents see their child’s vocabulary and sentence structure improve. These skills make homework and classwork easier for Class 3 learners who enjoy interactive learning about verbs.

Explore Fun Ways to Use Verbs Every Day

In this engaging English Grammar worksheet for Class 3, students will discover how verbs work. The activities teach when and where to use action words correctly, just like in school stories or favorite games. Students use verbs in sentences, improving their grammar basics. With practice on this topic, both students and parents see better marks and clearer communication—important goals for English Grammar at this level.