Verbs

Question 1

Dynamic Verb

Answer 1

A verb you can
physically see e.g.
running, walking

Question 2

Stative Verb

Answer 2

A verb that is a
state not an action
e.g. thinking,
wondering

Question 3

Transitive Verb

Answer 3

A type of dynamic
verb that requires a
noun e.g. ‘she
kicked the ball’

Question 4

Intransitive verbs

Answer 4

Don’t require a
noun e.g she
sneezed, she
laughed

Question 5

Infinitive verbs

Answer 5

A verb you can’t tell
the tense from e.g.
to wake, to run, to
love

Question 6

Finite verbs

Answer 6

A verb you can tell
the tense of e.g.
she was waiting

Question 7

non-finite

Answer 7

Any other form than finite.
Typically infinitive forms, -ing forms and -ed forms

Question 8

Auxiliary verbs

Answer 8

Verbs used in forming tenses, moods, and voices of other verbs. They are uses alongside other verbs to help provide more information

Question 9

Primary auxiliary verbs

Answer 9

be, do and have

Question 10

Modal auxiliaries

Answer 10

expresses necessity or possibility.
Include must, shall, will, should, would, can, could, may and might