What It Is: A fill-in-the-blank grammar worksheet where students use a
word bank of linking verbs to complete each sentence. Learners choose from common linking verbs such as
is, are, was, were, seems, look, feels, and
tastes to correctly describe subjects in context.
Why Use It: This worksheet helps students move beyond recognition into active application of linking verbs. By selecting the correct verb based on tense and meaning, students strengthen grammar accuracy, subject–verb agreement, and overall sentence fluency.
How to Use It: • Review common linking verbs and their functions
• Read each sentence and identify the subject and tense
• Choose the best linking verb from the word bank
• Use after
Choose the Correct Linking Verb to reinforce skills
• Continue with
Match the Sentence to the Linking Verb for higher-level practice
Grade Suitability: Best suited for upper elementary learners.
• Grade 3 introducing linking verbs in context
• Grade 4–5 reinforcing tense and verb choice accuracy
Target Users: Elementary teachers, ESL educators, homeschool parents, tutors, and students practicing foundational English grammar skills.
