Verb With Kinds

VERB:

Definition: it is a word which shows any action is called verb.

Note; there are following kinds of verb.

(1)       Regular Verbs

(2)        Irregular Verbs

(3)        Modal auxiliary Verbs

(4)        Transitive verb

(5)        Intransitive verb

(1)       Regular Verbs;

Definition:Most verbs are regular verbs. Regular verbs are those whose past tense and past participles are formed by adding a -d or an -ed to the end of the verb.

For example;

First from	Second form	Third form
Accept	Accepted	Accepted
Add	Added	Added
Arrange	Arranged	Arranged

(2)        Irregular Verbs:

Definition; irregular verbs are those verb whose 1^st ,2^ndand 3^rd forms are differnet form another.

For example;

First form	Second  form	Third from
Awake	Awoke	Awoken
Break	Broke	Broken
Buy	Bought	Bought

Note; there are some irregular verb whose  1^st, 2^nd and third forms are same;

For example;

First form	Second form	Third form
Cut	Cut	Cut
Put	Put	Put
Shut	Shut	Shut

(3)       Modal Auxiliary Verb:

Definition; can, could, may, might ,shell, should, ought to, and must are called modal auxiliary verbs.

(4)       Transitive Verb;

Definition; transitive verb is poor of an object; without object it can not give clear and complete meaning.

For example;

He is eating…………….. (Uncompleted) He is eating an apple. (Complete)

(5)       INTRANSATIVE VERB:

Definition; intransitive verb is not poor of an object without object I can give complete and clear meaning.

For example;

The sun is shining. He is dying. They were weeping.