verb
Grammar's doing word
Verbs express an act, event, or condition and also usually place it in time.
They are the core of the predicate in most sentences.
English distinguishes various kinds of verbs, with distinctions between transitive and intransitive, modal, finite, auxiliary, and linking.
Every English sentence requires a verb.
Verb form variation system
- tenseStrained or nervous
- infinitiveUnconjugated verb form
- participleVerb form as adjective
- gerundVerb-derived noun form
mood · aspect · voice · auxiliary · modal · transitive · intransitive · irregular
Word naming something
- adjectiveNoun-describing word type
- pronounNoun's grammatical replacement
- prepositionRelational grammar term
- conjunctionWord joining clauses together
interjection · article · determiner · participle · infinitive · gerund · predicate · copula
Speak words aloud
declare · announce · explain · describe · narrate · assert · proclaim · exclaim
Move swiftly on foot
Process with the mind
- knowPossess information with certainty
- believeAccept as true
- understandGrasp the meaning
- rememberRetain in mind
forget · imagine · reason · consider · assume · realize · recognize · perceive
conjugation
Verb form variation system
- tenseStrained or nervous
- infinitiveUnconjugated verb form
- participleVerb form as adjective
gerund · mood · aspect · voice · auxiliary · modal · transitive · intransitive · irregular · subjunctive
noun
Word naming something
- adjectiveNoun-describing word type
- pronounNoun's grammatical replacement
- prepositionRelational grammar term
conjunction · interjection · article · determiner · participle · infinitive · gerund · predicate · copula · auxiliary
say
Speak words aloud
answer · declare · announce · explain · describe · narrate · assert · proclaim · exclaim · state
run
Move swiftly on foot
build · cook · drive · paint · dance · sing · throw · catch · climb · dig
think
Process with the mind
- knowPossess information with certainty
- believeAccept as true
- understandGrasp the meaning
remember · forget · imagine · reason · consider · assume · realize · recognize · perceive · comprehend
become
Change into another state
develop · shift · alter · modify · convert · transition · adapt · mutate · morph · deteriorate
feel
Perceive by touch
hope · worry · enjoy · suffer · desire · regret · admire · envy · resent · appreciate
- languagelanguage, word, words, grammar, spelling
- vocabularyword, words, new words, term, terms
- V-wordsvacuum, valley, value, vampire, van
- language termsgrammar, word, vocabulary, syntax, synonym
- speech or wordsnoun, adjective, pronoun, sentence, phrase
- English classnoun, grammar, writing, adjective, reading
verbnoun
Word naming something
adjective · adverb · preposition · pronoun · conjunction
- verbal contractSpoken, unwritten binding promise
- verbal abuseHarmful speech targeting someone
- linking verbsVerbs showing state
- verbal agreementSpoken mutual commitment
- verbal diarrheaCompulsive excessive speech
- verbal attackAggressive spoken criticism
proverb, verbal, adverb, verbs, verbose, verbalize, verbatim, proverbs, proverbial