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This document provides information about verbs in 3 sentences or less: Verbs describe actions, states of being, and possession. Verbs can be transitive or intransitive, and some verbs can be both. Transitive verbs require an object, while intransitive verbs do not. There are also linking verbs like forms of "to be" that link the subject to additional information.

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A L L Y O U N E E D T O K N O W A B O U T V E R B S L E R A T O N O S I P H O N D W A N D W E
M E A N I N G O F V E R B A verb is a doing word. It describes actions It shows possession It denotes being also(The verbs to be are is, am ,are, was, were)
Transitive Verb Transitive Verb- A verb that requires an object to complete its meaning, is called a Transitive Verb. Examples My mother washes clothes. Alice made a doll. Intransitive Verb Intransitive Verb- A verb that doesn't require an object to complete its meaning. Examples The baby slept. The girl smiled. K I N D S O F V E R B S
T R A N S I T I V E V E R B A N D I N T R A N S I T I V E V E R B Transitive Verbs are action verbs that have an object to receive that action. I bake some cookies I ride the bicycle I move the chair Intransitive Verbs are action verbs but unlike Transitive Verbs they do not have an object receiving the action I laugh I cry The book falls
D O U B L E O B J E C T Direct and Indirect Object. Some Transitive Verbs take two objects. A Direct Object is usually the name of something An Indirect Object is usually the name of some person.
E X A M P L E S Roshan gave his friend a video game. She gave a rupee to him Danish told us a funny story
Transitive The boy fly kites He runs a hotel Mr Sharma opens the shop at eight He writes novels The driver stopped the train The noise stole food Intransitive Birds fly in the air He runs fast School opens at nine o'clock He writes legibly We stopped there a little She stole carefully S O M E V E R B S W H I C H C A N B E U S E D T R A N S I T I V E LY A N D I N T R A N S I T I V E LY
V E R B T O B E Verb to be ( is, am ,are, was, were ,will, be, shall be, appear, seem and look)
V E R B S O F I N C O M P L E T E P R E D I C T I O N T H E Y N E E D O T H E R W O R D S O R A P H R A S E T O C O M P L E T E T H E I R M E A N I N G . I T I S C A L L E D C O M P L E M E M T .
A C O M P L E M E N T C O M P L E T E S T H E P R E D I C AT E
E X A M P L E S The dog is (what?) an animal. ( C)
E X A M P L E S C O N T. The man seems (what?) tired. 息 He became (what?) a hero. 息
M A I N P A R T S O F V E R B 1. The Present Tense 2. The Past Tense 3. The Future Tense.
E X A M P L E S
P R E S E N T Emma asks questions all the time.
PA S T Emma asked questions all the time.
F U T U R E Emma will ask questions all the time.
From nouns Bath Bathe Breath Breathe Food Feed Action Act Belief Believe Death - Die From adjectives Able Enable Deep Deepen New Renew Active Act Cheerful Cheer Hopeful - Hope F O R M AT I O N O F V E R B S
V E R B S S O M E P R E F I X E S A N D S U F F I X E S C A N A R R A N G E W O R D S I N T O V E R B S
P R E F I X E S 1. Able - Enable 2. Courage Encourage
P R E F I X E S C O N T. 3. JOY ENJOY 4. DANGER ENDANGER
P R E F I X E S 5. List enlist 6. Light enlighten 7. Little be little Friend be friend
S U F F I X E S Broad broaden Wide widen Fright frighten
S U F F I X E S C O N T. Bright Brighten Realise realise Critic criticise Just - justify
: : : Pure purify Test - Testify Clear - clarify
T Y P E S O F V E R B S Action Verbs Linking Verbs Helping Verbs
A C T I O N V E R B S An action verb tells what people or things can do. These are some action verbs - Play Write Scream Dance Pick
A C T I O N V E R B S C O N T. Ran Coughed Swallowed Ride Awake
L I N K I N G V E R B S Am Is Was Were Seem
V E R B P H R A S E S A phrase is a group of words A verb phrase is a verb that has more than one verb in it.
L E X I C A L A N D A U X I L L A R Y V E R B S Lexical verbs are main verbs that show action or state. Auxillary verbs are helping verbs they can show additional information such as tense. I rang my friend.: Lexical verb I was ringing my friend He is cooking
M A I N V E R B Every complete sentence must have a subject and a main verb.
Subject The topic of the sentence Who or What the sentence is about. The subject is a noun or pronoun Main Verb The verb in the sentence that shows what the subject does, or shows what state the subject is in. Example "Emily us sad". E X A M P L E S
R E F E R E N C E S OHasija, S . ( 2014) All About Verbs. Available at /swatihasija All about verbs( Accesssed 17 September 2021). Soni, P. (2008)Action Verbs A project LA Activity.Available at /kakasoni

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  • 1. A L L Y O U N E E D T O K N O W A B O U T V E R B S L E R A T O N O S I P H O N D W A N D W E
  • 2. M E A N I N G O F V E R B A verb is a doing word. It describes actions It shows possession It denotes being also(The verbs to be are is, am ,are, was, were)
  • 3. Transitive Verb Transitive Verb- A verb that requires an object to complete its meaning, is called a Transitive Verb. Examples My mother washes clothes. Alice made a doll. Intransitive Verb Intransitive Verb- A verb that doesn't require an object to complete its meaning. Examples The baby slept. The girl smiled. K I N D S O F V E R B S
  • 4. T R A N S I T I V E V E R B A N D I N T R A N S I T I V E V E R B Transitive Verbs are action verbs that have an object to receive that action. I bake some cookies I ride the bicycle I move the chair Intransitive Verbs are action verbs but unlike Transitive Verbs they do not have an object receiving the action I laugh I cry The book falls
  • 5. D O U B L E O B J E C T Direct and Indirect Object. Some Transitive Verbs take two objects. A Direct Object is usually the name of something An Indirect Object is usually the name of some person.
  • 6. E X A M P L E S Roshan gave his friend a video game. She gave a rupee to him Danish told us a funny story
  • 7. Transitive The boy fly kites He runs a hotel Mr Sharma opens the shop at eight He writes novels The driver stopped the train The noise stole food Intransitive Birds fly in the air He runs fast School opens at nine o'clock He writes legibly We stopped there a little She stole carefully S O M E V E R B S W H I C H C A N B E U S E D T R A N S I T I V E LY A N D I N T R A N S I T I V E LY
  • 8. V E R B T O B E Verb to be ( is, am ,are, was, were ,will, be, shall be, appear, seem and look)
  • 9. V E R B S O F I N C O M P L E T E P R E D I C T I O N T H E Y N E E D O T H E R W O R D S O R A P H R A S E T O C O M P L E T E T H E I R M E A N I N G . I T I S C A L L E D C O M P L E M E M T .
  • 10. A C O M P L E M E N T C O M P L E T E S T H E P R E D I C AT E
  • 11. E X A M P L E S The dog is (what?) an animal. ( C)
  • 12. E X A M P L E S C O N T. The man seems (what?) tired. 息 He became (what?) a hero. 息
  • 13. M A I N P A R T S O F V E R B 1. The Present Tense 2. The Past Tense 3. The Future Tense.
  • 14. E X A M P L E S
  • 15. P R E S E N T Emma asks questions all the time.
  • 16. PA S T Emma asked questions all the time.
  • 17. F U T U R E Emma will ask questions all the time.
  • 18. From nouns Bath Bathe Breath Breathe Food Feed Action Act Belief Believe Death - Die From adjectives Able Enable Deep Deepen New Renew Active Act Cheerful Cheer Hopeful - Hope F O R M AT I O N O F V E R B S
  • 19. V E R B S S O M E P R E F I X E S A N D S U F F I X E S C A N A R R A N G E W O R D S I N T O V E R B S
  • 20. P R E F I X E S 1. Able - Enable 2. Courage Encourage
  • 21. P R E F I X E S C O N T. 3. JOY ENJOY 4. DANGER ENDANGER
  • 22. P R E F I X E S 5. List enlist 6. Light enlighten 7. Little be little Friend be friend
  • 23. S U F F I X E S Broad broaden Wide widen Fright frighten
  • 24. S U F F I X E S C O N T. Bright Brighten Realise realise Critic criticise Just - justify
  • 25. : : : Pure purify Test - Testify Clear - clarify
  • 26. T Y P E S O F V E R B S Action Verbs Linking Verbs Helping Verbs
  • 27. A C T I O N V E R B S An action verb tells what people or things can do. These are some action verbs - Play Write Scream Dance Pick
  • 28. A C T I O N V E R B S C O N T. Ran Coughed Swallowed Ride Awake
  • 29. L I N K I N G V E R B S Am Is Was Were Seem
  • 30. V E R B P H R A S E S A phrase is a group of words A verb phrase is a verb that has more than one verb in it.
  • 31. L E X I C A L A N D A U X I L L A R Y V E R B S Lexical verbs are main verbs that show action or state. Auxillary verbs are helping verbs they can show additional information such as tense. I rang my friend.: Lexical verb I was ringing my friend He is cooking
  • 32. M A I N V E R B Every complete sentence must have a subject and a main verb.
  • 33. Subject The topic of the sentence Who or What the sentence is about. The subject is a noun or pronoun Main Verb The verb in the sentence that shows what the subject does, or shows what state the subject is in. Example "Emily us sad". E X A M P L E S
  • 34. R E F E R E N C E S OHasija, S . ( 2014) All About Verbs. Available at /swatihasija All about verbs( Accesssed 17 September 2021). Soni, P. (2008)Action Verbs A project LA Activity.Available at /kakasoni