The quality of a verb that indicates "who" is doing the action in:

The quality of a verb that tells "how many" are doing an action is:

The quality of a verb that tells "when" an action is happening is:

The quality of a verb that tells if the subject is doing the action or is being acted upon is:

The quality of a verb that tells "how" an action is being done, as in is it a statement, a command, or a wish, is:

A verb always "agrees" with its subject in which two qualities:

The four most basic forms of a verb that are used to create all other variations of that verb are called:

The "to ---" form of a verb, given as the second principle part, is called the:

This verb tense indicates that the action is happening "now"

This verb tense indicates incomplete, interrupted, unfinished, or habitual past action.

This verb tense indicates action that "has not happened yet" but is going to happen:

This verb person indicates that the speaker, and only the speaker, is doing the action of the verb.

This verb person indicates that one person to whom the speaker is speaking is doing the action of the verb.

This verb person indicates that one person or one thing other than the speaker or the person being spoken to is doing the action of the verb.

This verb person indicates that a group of people, including the speaker, is doing the action of the verb.

This verb person indicates that a group of people to whom the speaker is speaking is doing the action of the verb.

This verb person indicates that a group of people or a group of things that does not include the speaker or the person being spoken to is doing the action of the verb.

This verb number indicates that only one person or one thing is doing the action of the verb.

This verb number indicates that more than one person or more than one thing is doing the action of the verb.

The most basic part of the verb, found by dropping the -re from the infinitive, the second principle part, is called: