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is a word or group of words that describes an action or state.

• Adverb

• Verb

• Subject

it is a noun, noun phrases, or pronoun that usually comes before the main verb. It also represents the person or thing that acts as the verb, or about which something is stated.

• Subject

• Verb

• Adverb

This is not need a direct object. This pattern uses verbs that are in the base form and doesn’t need supporting information.

• Transive verb

• Intransitive verb

• Transitive verb

This basic pattern needs a direct object.

• Transive verb

• Intransitive verb

• Transitive verb

It refers to the person or thing affected by the action of the verb.

• Complement

• Direct object

• Modifier

Choose the right sentence.

a. Hannah said me that she like you.

b. Hannah told me that she like you.

c. Hannah talk to me that she like you.

• a. said

• b. told

• c. talk

Choose the right sentence.

a. Every students like the teacher.

b. Students likes the teacher.

c. Every student likes the teacher.

• a. students

• b. likes

• c. student

Choose the right sentence.

a. I enjoyed the movie.

b. I didn't enjoyed from the movie.

c. I enjoyed from the movie.

• a. I enjoyed the movie.

• b. I didn't enjoyed from the movie.

• c. I enjoyed from the movie.

Choose the right sentence.

a. I look forward to meet you.

b. I'm looking forward to meeting you.

c. I look forward to meeting you.

• a. I look forward to meet you.

• b. I'm looking forward to meeting you.

• c. I look forward to meeting you.

Choose the right sentence.

a. I like ice cream very much.

b. I like very much ice cream.

c. I so like ice cream very much.

• a. I like ice cream very much.

• b. I like very much ice cream.

• c. I so like ice cream very much.