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ESL 154 Test (verbs)

Possible verb usage on test

TermDefinition
Action Verb Describes action done by the subject. Example: The car drove fast.
Transitive Verb It needs a direct object to complete. Example: He ate the cake.
Intransitive Verb Does not need a direct object. Example: The rabbit jumped.
Linking Verb Connects subject and subject complement, describes state of being. Example: The pasta is tasty.
Helping Verb It helps main verb in a sentence. Example: She has completed her tasks.
Modal Verb It shows possibility, necessity, or condition. Example: You can ace it if you try.
Stative verb It show a state or condition. Example: She knows her secret.
Phrasal Verb Consists of a main verb combined with one or more particles. Example: They looked up the concerns.
Regular Verb Follows a regular conjugation pattern. Example: He always writes to Peter.
Irregular Verb Does not follow the standard pattern. Example: She went to the market.
The Gerunds and Infinitives A verb form that functions as a noun is called a gerund. She is learning physiology.
Dynamic Verb Describes actions or processes. Example: The river flows smoothly.
Reflexive Verbs Reflect the action back onto the subject. Example: She hurt herself while playing.
Created by: Dana Keepers
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