Action words, often known as action verbs, are words that express an action. Something is being done.
Examples:
Jump, crawl, eat, drink, go, stop, run, walk, sleep, wash, open, close, push, pull, play, hug, tickle, dance, shake, sit, stand, toss, catch, and come etc. The words given to the image are all called action words.
- Jumping

- Running

- Dancing

- Laughing

- Crying

Actions can be performed by animals as well.
- The monkey is eating a banana.

- The horse is running along the seashore.

- Peacock is dancing in the rain.

- The birds are singing.

Even objects can carry out actions.
- A moving train.

- The airplane is flying.

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