Verbs

Question 1

Intransitive verbs

Answer 1

can be used without an object e.g. that farmer is going

Question 2

Transitive verbs

Answer 2

require an object e.g. That farmer is finding his drink

Question 3

The simple aspect

Answer 3

suggests that an activity is complete (I ran the marathon)

Question 4

The progressive aspect

Answer 4

Expresses the idea that someone is in the middle of doing something (I’m leaving)

Question 5

The perfective aspect

Answer 5

Shows that an action in the past has a result now (I’ve seen enough)

Question 6

Auxiliary verbs

Answer 6

‘help’ the main verb to convey a particular meaning (have, do, be)

Question 7

Modal auxiliary verb

Answer 7

expresses a judgment or possibility or the idea of obligation or freedom to act.

Question 8

Epistemic examples

Answer 8

express degrees of certainty (will, can, could, would, may, might)

Question 9

Deontic examples

Answer 9

express obligation & necessity (will, must, shall, should)