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What is a verb?
A word Which Shows an Activity in a Sentence. For Example
- John is Going to His New School.
- Jennifer Doing morning Walk.
- Henderson Eating Apples.
- Ali Playing in the Street.
In the Above Lines Going, Doing, Eating, and Playing are the Verbs because all these Words Shows an Activity.
Always Remember that A Sentence never Completes without a Verb that why it's called the Heart of A sentence. Verb Should be Used After the Subject.
Types of Verb:
Based on Subject & Object the verb has been divided into two main Types which are Intransitive & Transitive Verbs.
- Intransitive Verb: A type of Verb which don't need the Help of a preposition or Helping verb to a Complete a sentence. Intransitive verb just Need a Noun to complete a sentence. For Example.
- Play Guitar
- Enjoy Music
- Transitive Verb: A type of verb which requires a Helping Verb or Preposition to Complete a sentence. For Example:
- Please Eat the Banana.
- She is not a good swimmer.
- He will pass the Exam this Month.
In the Above Lines the Preposition/helping verbs The, is, Will helps the Transitive Verb to Complete a sentence.
Some of the Other recommended kinds of Verbs are the Following.
- Helping Verb: Helping Verb Functions like a Backing a support for the main Verb in A sentence. Helping Verb Defines the Activity and Specialty of the Main Verb. For Example
- He is a master of Cycling.
- She has no Boyfriend.
- They are Playing Opposite to the Main Stadium.
In the Above Given Sentences Is, Has and Are are Helping verbs.
Some of the Commonly used Helping verbs are Is-was-were-are-may-should-will & Would.
- Stative Verb: This type of Verb Defines the Circumstances, Position or Situation of a Person or thing. For Example
- This Girl looks Lazy.
- Traffic is Annoying, these Days.
- The Nurses have not struck since 5 days.
In the above Sentences the Words Looks, These and Since are the Stative verb.
Final Lines: In our Today's Class of Parts of Speech we Know about Verb and different types of Verb. In our Next Class, we will Understand Adverb, its usage and its types.
Please Contact us through our Comment Box if you are having any Question regarding our Today's Lesson.
- Transitive Verb: A type of verb which requires a Helping Verb or Preposition to Complete a sentence. For Example:
- Please Eat the Banana.
- She is not a good swimmer.
- He will pass the Exam this Month.
In the Above Lines the Preposition/helping verbs The, is, Will helps the Transitive Verb to Complete a sentence.
- Helping Verb: Helping Verb Functions like a Backing a support for the main Verb in A sentence. Helping Verb Defines the Activity and Specialty of the Main Verb. For Example
- He is a master of Cycling.
- She has no Boyfriend.
- They are Playing Opposite to the Main Stadium.
In the Above Given Sentences Is, Has and Are are Helping verbs.
Some of the Commonly used Helping verbs are Is-was-were-are-may-should-will & Would.
- Stative Verb: This type of Verb Defines the Circumstances, Position or Situation of a Person or thing. For Example
- This Girl looks Lazy.
- Traffic is Annoying, these Days.
- The Nurses have not struck since 5 days.
In the above Sentences the Words Looks, These and Since are the Stative verb.
Final Lines: In our Today's Class of Parts of Speech we Know about Verb and different types of Verb. In our Next Class, we will Understand Adverb, its usage and its types.
Please Contact us through our Comment Box if you are having any Question regarding our Today's Lesson.
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