Verbs

Question 1

Stative verbs

Answer 1

Can relate to physical actions
Can refer to mental actions and states
Describing a static condition, situation, or state of being e.g. feeling:like, thoughts:know, senses:feel, possession:belong, measure:cost.

Question 2

Main verb

Answer 2

In a sentence it is the main ‘doing’ that expresses the main meaning e.g. driving

Question 3

Auxiliary verbs

Answer 3

Places before the main verb to help clarify the action e.g.’I must have been’

Question 4

Regular main verbs

Answer 4

Most carry the meaning of the sentence e.g jump, talk, dance ect.
Most main verbs have regular inflection or principles e.g. Jumped, jump, jumping

Question 5

Irregular main verbs

Answer 5

Carry the meaning of the sentence but do not have regular inflections or principles e.g. sung, sing, singing

Question 6

Primary Auxiliary verbs

Answer 6

Be: am, are, been, being, was, were
Have: has, had, having
Do: does, did, doing

Question 7

Modal auxiliary verbs

Answer 7

Only used with a main verb, they are: can, will, shall, may, might, must, could, would, should, ought. (Can add tense or possibility)