UNIT 3

Question 1

VERB TYPES:

Answer 1

• LEXICAL VERBS (function only as main verbs)
• PRIMARY VERBS (BE, HAVE AND DO) (function as main verbs or aux. verbs)
• MODAL VERBS (function only as aux. verbs)

Question 2

PHRASAL VERBS DO HAVE

Answer 2

PARTICLE MOVEMENT

Question 3

PREP. VERBS DO NOT HAVE

Answer 3

PARTICLE MOVEMENT

Question 4

TYPES OF PHRASAL VERBS:

Answer 4

• INTRANSITIVE PHRASAL VERBS (does not need D.O)

- TRANSITIVE PHRASAL VERBS (need D.O)

Question 5

Multi-word verbs fall into four classes:

Answer 5

• Phrasal verbs: verb + adverbial participle; find out
• Prepositional verbs: verb + preposition; look at that
• Phrasal-prepositional verbs: verb + adverbial particle + preposition; get away with it
• Other multi-word verb constructions

Question 6

Many phrasal verbs have

Answer 6

an idiomatic meaning

Question 7

All prepositional verbs take a

Answer 7

prepositional object, i.e., the noun phrase that occurs after the prepositions.

Question 8

There are two major structural patterns for prepositional verbs:

Answer 8

with a single prepositional object [pattern 1], and with a direct object and a prepositional object [pattern 2]

Question 9

The most important roles of AP are as

Answer 9

modifier and subject predicative:

• As a modifier before a noun, where the adjective is called an attributive adjective: He’s a deeply sick man.
• As a modifier before a noun, where the adjective is called an attributive adjective: He’s a deeply sick man.