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Alex went abroad to play . (TO PLAY)- WHAT TYPE OF VERB IS IT?
NON-FINITE VERBS
MAKE A SENTENCE BY USING A LINKING/ COPULAR VERB
The food seemed delicious.
Don’t waste your time. (DON'T) WHAT TYPE OF IS IT?
AUXILIARY VERBS
I want to eat. (WANT)/ I like eating. (LIKE)
CATENATIVE/ CHAIN
She is reading the newspaper. (WHAT IS THE TYPE OF VERB) ACTION OR LINKING?
ACTION VERB
Lila conveyed the message. -- what type of verb is it in terms of object?
TRANSITIVE
They jumped. ---wHAT TYPE OF VERB IS IT IN TERMS OF OBJECT?
INTRANSITIVE
I boiled some water.- The water boiled.--- wHAT TYPE OF VERB IS IT IN TERMS OF OBJECT
ERGATIVE VERBS
I have found the soup quite tasty. WHAT TYPE OF VERB IS IT IN TERMS OF OBJECT
attributive-ditransitive
The woman broke down when the police told her that her son had died. (BROKE DOWN)WHAT TYPE OF VERB IS IT?
PHRASAL VERBS- PREPOSITIONAL VERBS
I PROMISE I will never do it again. - What is the name of the verb when you are doing the action by just saying the word
performative verbs
WHAT IS THE GENERAL TERM FOR THE VERBS THAT can be either stative or dynamic verbs
SEMANTIC VERBS
Does your brother know my brother?-The forms of THESE VERBS LIKE KNOW IN THE EXAMPLE can change when the number or person of the subject changes
FINITE VERBS
(e.g. Jack sings every Friday.)Asserted expressions or denial and also questions can be included.- what is the mood of the verb?
INDICATIVE MOOD
(e.g. Go to the edge of the cliff and jump off.)Commands, prohibition, advices are included. what is the mood of the verb?
IMPERATIVE MOOD
(e.g., If I were younger) or to express a wish, a demand, or a suggestion - what is the mood of the verb?
SUBJUNCTIVE MOOD
