Verbs

Question 1

What kind of verbs do we know?

Answer 1

full verbs
auxiliary verbs
modal auxiliary verbs
the infinitive verbs
the participle verbs

Question 2

tr. full verbs

Answer 2

polnopomenski glagoli

Question 3

What kind of full verbs do we know?

Answer 3

state/dynamic verbs
regular/irregular verbs
transitive/intransitive verbs

Question 4

The difference between dynamic and state verbs?

Answer 4

dynamic: indicate a action or process
state: indicate a state or condition

Question 5

examples of state and dynamic verbs

Answer 5

state: own, have, believe
dynamic: walk, burn, go

Question 6

examples of regular and irregular verbs

Answer 6

regular: walk, kiss
irregular: blow, spent, slay

Question 7

the difference between transitive and intransitive verbs

Answer 7

transitive: need a direct object to complete their meaning
intransitive: don’t need a direct object

Question 8

examples of transitive and intransitive verbs?

Answer 8

transitive: she kicked the ball
intransitive: he slept well

Question 9

tr. auxiliary verbs

Answer 9

pomožni glagoli

Question 10

what do auxiliary verbs help to do?

Answer 10

form tenses (+,-,?)

Question 11

what is their role?

Answer 11

they support the main verb

Question 12

examples of auxiliary verbs

Answer 12

be late
have lost

Question 13

tr. modal auxiliary verbs

Answer 13

modalni pomožni glagoli

Question 14

What is the modal auxiliary verbs’

Answer 14

they are followed by the base form of the verb (must finish not must finishes)
they never change form

Question 15

examples of modal auxiliary verbs

Answer 15

might get
must try
can be

Question 16

tr. the infinitive

Answer 16

nedoločnik

Question 17

what are infinitive verbs

Answer 17

verbs that are usually preceded by ‘to’

Question 18

examples of the infinitive v.

Answer 18

to play, to see, to reach

Question 19

tr. the participle verbs

Answer 19

deležnik

Question 20

what are the participle verbs

Answer 20

versatile forms that help form various tenses and are also used as adjectives or in phrases.

Question 21

examples of the participle v.

Answer 21

shouting (present) - tvori continuous
worked (past)

Question 22

Which auxiliary verbs do you know?

Answer 22

be
do
have

Question 23

What tenses do we form with the be verb

Answer 23

continuous/progressive tenses

I’m reading a book.

Question 24

What tenses do we form with the do verb?

Answer 24

simple/indefinite tenses

does he like basketball?

Question 25

What tenses do we form with the have verb?

Answer 25

perfect tenses Have they arrived yet?

Question 26

Where do we use auxiliary verbs?

Answer 26

formation of tenses question tags reply questions short answers

Question 27

What is with the positiveness of the question tags?

Answer 27

If the first part is positive, the second part is negative

Question 28

exmp. question tags

Answer 28

They're here, AREN'T THEY? (rising intonation) You haven't forgotten, HAVE YOU? (falling intonation)

Question 29

What is with the positiveness of reply questions?

Answer 29

If the first part is positive, the second part is postivive

Question 30

exmp. reply questions

Answer 30

'I tried to help him' Did you?' 'He isn't focused' 'Isn't he?'

Question 31

What is important with short answers

Answer 31

That we don't have abrupt answers

Question 32

exmp. short answer

Answer 32

'Did you finish your homework?' 'Yes, I did.'

Question 33

We know 'do, have, be' as auxiliary verbs, but what can they also represent in a sentence?

Answer 33

A full verb

Question 34

exmp. be to have as full verbs

Answer 34

She has brown eyes. Is he here?

Question 35

What do have and have got verbs express?

Answer 35

possession, relationship and other states actions and experiences speaking of the past and habits

Question 36

Which form do we use with possession, relationship and other states?

Answer 36

both forms possible

Question 37

exmp. possession, relationship and other states

Answer 37

They have a house (American eng.) They've got a house (British eng.) - informal, ONLY SPOKEN LANGUAGE

Question 38

Which form do we use with actions and experiences?

Answer 38

only 'have' form is possible

Question 39

exmp. actions and experiences

Answer 39

She's having a shower

Question 40

Which form do we use when speaking of the past and habits?

Answer 40

only 'have' form is possible

Question 41

exmp. speaking of the past and habits

Answer 41

We have karate lessons everyday