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According to their meaning the verbs can be:

• terminative and durative

• transitive and intransitive

• motional and structural

• dynamic and stative

According to their relation to the continuous form verbs can be:

• dynamic and stative

• transitive and intransitive

• notional and structural.

• terminative and durative

The situation was bad but it_____ worse.

• could have been

• should be

• could

• would have been

He_____ be at home. He____ be out.

• must, can’t

• should, mustn't

• can, shouldn't

• must, needn't

It was the principle of the tiling. People______ to keep their words.

• Ought

• have

• should

• are able

Verbs of existence or relationship:

• become,appear

• Force, let

• Cause, require

• see, want

What is an auxiliary verb?

• a verb that changes or helps another verb

• a verb that doesn’t show action but connects the subject with a verb in the predicate

• a verb which gives additional information about the main verb that follows it

• a verb which denote an actual action or expression or process done by the subject

Three moods of verbs in English grammar:

• the indicative, the subjunctive and the imperative

• the subjunctive and the imperative

• the indicative and the subjunctive

• notional, semi notional and auxiliaries.

What grammatical category of the verb shows the relation between the doer of the action and the action, or the object and the addressee of the action?

• Voice

• order

• tense

• mood

"Time is"

• a form of existence of matter (a thing)

• a form of a discontinuous morpheme

• a tense form

• a combination of "past-present