Remember the quiz. ( see students Book page 44.) read and write the verbs.

Sure! Let's look at the question you have about the quiz. It says, "Remember the quiz. (see students Book page 44.) read and write the verbs."

First, let's take a look at the instructions. It tells us to remember the quiz and then to read and write the verbs. So, the first step is to locate the quiz in the student's book on page 44.

Once we have found the quiz, we need to carefully read the questions and identify the verbs. Verbs are action words that show what someone or something is doing. For example, "run," "jump," or "eat" are all verbs.

Let's go through an example together. Imagine the question on the quiz asks, "What did Sarah do after school?" We need to identify the verb in this question. In this case, the verb is "did" because it shows an action that Sarah performed.

Now that we understand what verbs are, we need to go through each question in the quiz on page 44 and identify the verbs in them. Make sure to write down each verb as you find them.

For example, if the next question on the quiz says, "Where did Tom go on vacation?" The verb in this question is "go" because it shows the action of Tom moving to a different place.

Continue this process for each question in the quiz, carefully identifying and writing down the verbs that you find. Remember to read each question carefully and think about the action being described.

Once you have finished identifying and writing down all the verbs from the quiz, you can review your work to make sure you haven't missed any. It's always a good idea to double-check your answers.

I hope this explanation helps you with your task. If you have any further questions or need more clarification, feel free to ask.