Verb in English

Verb

A verb is a phrase that denotes the action

of a noun or asserts something approximately the

a noun or exhibits occasions concerning the

noun.

Eg.

1. The pupil reads.

2. The dog barks.

The underlined words denote the

movements of the noun in every sentence.

3. The pupil is amazing.

4. The canine is a puppy animal.

The underlined phrases in every sentence

well-known shows something approximately the verb.

5. The student is liked.

6. The canine is driven away.

In these sentences the verb reveals

what's done to the noun.

7. He drives a vehicle.

8. he is driving a vehicle.

within the first sentence drives is a verb.

inside the 2nd sentence "is" acts as an

additional verb, when a verb is delivered

with one or greater verbs that are recognized

as a compound verb.

The underlined verbs inside the following

sentences are known as compound verbs.

Eg

1. Many homes and huts have been destroyed

because of Tsunami.

2. I can name you the next day.

3. I am seeking out you because of the morning.

 

AUXILIARY VERBS

An auxiliary verb is a verb that is delivered to

other verbs to express special

tenses, negative meanings, questions and

additionally to show the passive form of a sentence.

Auxiliary verbs are of two kinds:

1) primary Auxiliary

2) Modal Auxiliary

1) number one Auxiliary

these auxiliary verbs are used to expose

questions, negatives, and tenses.

Eg

a. Have I no longer helped you?

b. I am under no circumstances concerned with this situation.

c.i have received cent percent within the

final exam.

 

2) Modal Auxiliary

Auxiliary verbs might be used for specific

special attitudes of the thoughts are known as

modal auxiliary verbs.

1. I'm able to help you using all approaches.

2. You should deal with your fitness.

3. You have to have completed this wor

modern by way of the previous day.

4. How dare he argued with the chief

Executive Officer.

5. We ought to whole the development

paintings within fifteen days.

6. they have got not published the outcomes im

time.

 

TRANSITIVE AND INTRANSITIVE VERB

TRANSITIVE VERB

A transitive verb is a verb that passes

over the movements of the Noun (subject) within the-

sentence to an object inside the identical sentence.

Eg.: He eats an apple.

He is the issue. 'eats' is the verb. 'apple'

is the item.

The verb 'eats' passes over the movement of 'he'

to the object 'apple'.

some more examples of Transitive verbs=

1. I examine a book.

2. The instructor teaches records.

3. The boy throws a ball.

INTRANSITIVE VERB

An intransitive verb is a verb that does not

pass over the moves of the Noun (difficulty) to

an object. but the verb expresses an

motion or a kingdom of being.

i. The Intercity explicitly arrived past due.

ii. the kid weeps.

ii. The dog barks loudly.

iv. My father sleeps.

V. although we had deliberately to live fora

fortnight in our village we go away nowadays.