IN: What happens next?

How to use action verbs
Understand the purpose of action verbs.
An action verb describes something a person does, such as an achievement, in a clear and convincing way. Using action verbs in your resume, your essay, or in business writing will make your sentences more concise and easier to understand.

OUT: When using action verbs, it's important that you choose the right verb for the sentence or phrase. Choosing the wrong action verb can actually make your writing very confusing for your reader and leave them with only a vague idea of what you are trying to describe.

IN: What happens next?

A young man pulls a wheel out and shows the proper structure of a wheel. He checks the current pressure for the tire and begins pumping air into the tire. he

OUT: shows the difference between good tread and bad tread as well as when to know when to replace your tires.

IN: What happens next?

A guy sits and talks inside. The credits of the clip are shown. A man surfs on a body of walk. a male

OUT:
pulls a duffel bag.