Verb
is a part of speech that functions as predicate.
e.g. She is an English teacher.
She teaches English everyday.
She is teaching English now.
She will teach English tomorrow.
She taught English last week.
She is going to come to school tomorrow morning.
She has taught English today.
Classification
of Verb :
a. Main Verb
1) Action Verb
e.g.
She comes to the class late.
He goes to school every day.
I met him last night.
She has lived here since 4 years.
2) Nonaction
Verb/Linking Verb
To
be, become, smell, appear, sound, taste, look, feel, seen.
e.g. She is a teacher.
The food taste delicious.
The weather becomes cold.
I feel happy.
The soup smells good.
b. Auxiliary Verb
1) Primary Auxiliary
Verb (to be, to do, to have)
2) Secondary Auxiliary
Verb (modal auxiliary)
Classification
of Verb :
a. Transitive Verb
Is
the verb that is followed by object.
1) Monotransitive Verb
is
the verb that is followed by an object (direct object)
Example : She studies Arabic
once a week.
Od
2) Ditransitive Verb
Is
the verb that is followed by two object (direct and indirect object).
Example
: He gave me money yesterday.
Oi Od
3) Complex Transitive
Verb
Is
the verb that is followed by direct object and objective complement.
Example
: We elected him chairman.
Od Co
b. Intransitive Verb
Is
the verb that is not followed by an object.
Example
: The baby is crying.
c. Stative Verb
Is
the verb that can’t be made in the progressive form.
Example
: The food tastes delicious.
d. Dynamic Verb
Is
the verb that can be made in the progressive form.
Example
: She teaches English.
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