Exploring Types of Verbs and Their Functions

The video tutorial introduces verbs, explaining their types: action, linking, and auxiliary verbs. Action verbs are further divided into transitive, intransitive, dynamic, and stative verbs. Linking verbs connect the subject to a noun or adjective, while auxiliary verbs, including primary and modal auxiliaries, help form tenses and express modality. The tutorial concludes with a summary and encourages viewers to take a quiz.

What are verbs also known as?

• Prepositions

• Action words

• Adjectives

• Nouns

Which type of verb answers the question 'What is the subject doing?'

• Modal verbs

• Auxiliary verbs

• Action verbs

• Linking verbs

What is a transitive verb?

• A verb that describes a state of mind

• A verb that does not have an object

• A verb that has an object

• A verb that links the subject to a noun

Which verb type describes an action that can be physically seen?

• Stative verbs

• Auxiliary verbs

• Linking verbs

• Dynamic verbs

What is the function of linking verbs?

• To show an action

• To form tenses

• To indicate modality

• To link the subject to a noun or adjective

Which of the following is a linking verb?

• Write

• Run

• Is

• Jump

What are primary auxiliaries used for?

• To indicate modality

• To link the subject to a noun

• To describe a state of mind

• To form tenses and voices of other verbs

Which of the following is a form of the verb 'be'?

• Has

• Is

• Do

• Did

What do modal verbs indicate?

• Tense

• Voice

• Action

• Modality

Which of the following is a modal verb?

• Do

• Has

• Is

• Can