OBJECTIVES To be able to identify the verb in the sentence. To be able to give importance in using...

VERB

OBJECTIVESTo be able to identify the verb in the sentence.

To be able to give importance in using verb.

To be able to form a sentence in using verb.

VERB - is a word or group of words that indicates

action, being, or process.

THREE TYPES OF VERB

ACTION VERB

 VERBS OF BEING

LINKING VERBS

TYPES OF VERBS

1. ACTION VERB - Show an action-either physical or mental.

ACTION VERB

EXAMPLE:

Samantha is playing golf.

TYPES OF VERBS

2. VERB OF BEING - show a state of existence.

VERB OF BEING

Forms of be verb:

- is - were - are - has/have - was - had been - will be

VERB OF BEINGEXAMPLE:

She is a doctor.

TYPES OF VERBS3.LINKING VERB - ink a subject with its

complement.

LINKING VERB

EXAMPLES: - appear - fell

- taste - look - smell - sound

The food taste delicious.She look sick.

LINKING VERB

EXAMPLES: - am - be

- is - being - are - seems

- was - become - were

Example: Our teacher is hardworking.

LINKING VERB

KIND OF VERBS

1. Transitive Verb2. Intransitive Verb3. Helping verb or Auxiliary

verb

KINDS OF VERBS

1. Transitive Verb Requires an object to

complete its meaning.

KINDS OF VERBSExample of transitive verb

I collect coins

KINDS OF VERBS2. Intransitive Verb Is a complete by itself and does

not require an object to complete its meaning.

KINDS OF VERBS Example of intransitive a. we run

KINDS OF VERBSb. We declaim.

KINDS OF VERBS

3. Helping or auxiliary verbs

Verbs that are added before another verb in order to make a verb phrase.

KINDS OF VERBSExamples:

- is - will- should - shall- has been - had- shall be - can- might have been - may- are - have - was - would

- were- should

KINDS OF VERBSExamples of kind of helping verb

a. She is walking.

MOODS OF VERBSMood refers to the verb form that expresses the attitude of a speaker or writer.

THREE MOODS OF VERBS

1. Indicative mood2. Imperative mood3. Subjunctive mood

THE INDICATIVE MOOD

MOODS OF VERBS1. Indicative MoodStates a fact, asks a question, or exclaims.

Moods Of VerbsIndicative MoodEXAMPLES:a. I spent Christmas in New York.b. Will you spend Christmas in New

York with me.

Moods Of Verbs2. Imperative MoodGives a command.  The subject is always "you" understood.

MOODS OF VERBSExamples: Eat your spinach.

SUBJUNCTIVE MOOD

Moods Of Verbs3. Subjunctive MoodOccurs in two instances.

1. The sentence indicates a situation contrary to fact.

Example of subjunctive a. If I were you, I would not speak too loudly.

Example of subjunctive

b. God save the people

MOODS OF VERBS2. The Sentence shows a wish, desire,

or demand.example:

a. I demand that you will be here on time.

REFERENCEA Handbook to better Englishwww.yahoo.comwww.google.com

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A Presentation of a Verbs

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