Verbs

What is a verb?

• It connects or links a subject to a noun or an adjective in the predicate.

• needs an object to complete itself.

• a word that shows an action, state or event.

• acts as a link between two words.

Are used before action or linking verbs to convey additional information regarding aspects

of possibility.

• TRANSITIVE VERBS

• LINKING VERBS

• ACTION VERBS

• HELPING VERBS

AMUSE is a ?

• Infinite Verb

• Regular Verb

• Irregular Verb

• Linking Verb

Always has a noun that receives the action of the verb.

• TRANSITIVE VERB

• ACTION VERBS

• INTRANSITIVE VERB

• HELPING VERB

INTRASITIVE VERB.

• Needs object to complete itself.

• Connects the subject of a sentence to a noun or adjective that renames or describes the

  subject.

• Never has a direct or indirect object.

• Mean those verbs which can change their form in accordance with the subject.

THE LIONS SLEEP. It's an example of:

• FINITE VERB

• INTRANSITIVE VERB

• INFINITE VERB

• TRANSITIVE VERB

If the formation of the verb is otherwise than the regular verb is:

• TRANSITIVE VERB

• INTRANSITIVE VERB

• REGULAR VERB

• IRREGULAR VERB

Which of the examples is a TRANSITIVE VERB?

• She loves her baby.

• The room is very spacious.

• I am a student.

• To see is to believe.

A verb that acts as a link between two words is called?

• INTRANSITIVE VERB

• TRANSITIVE VERB

• LINKING VERB

• HELPING VERB

HE REMAINED SILENT. Is an example of:

• LINKING VERB

• TRANSITIVE VERB

• HELPING VERB

• INTRANSITIVE VERB