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Verbs describe actions or states and have different grammatical requirements. Some verbs need a subject, some need a subject and object, others need a subject, object, and preposition to form a complete thought. It is important to understand the grammatical requirements of different verbs in order to use them properly in sentences.
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- 5. cry who
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