Verbs and Verb Types notes
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This Verbs and Verb Types page gathers notes on phrasal verbs, auxiliaries, gerunds and more. It is for school students practising verb forms and uses, and teachers looking for material to use in class. There are over 10 notes, mostly at school level. Choose a topic and start reading.
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- Common Verbs and Vocabulary60
- Action, Stative and Linking Verbs57
- Transitive and Intransitive Verbs11
- Reflexive Verbs59
- Regular and Irregular Verbs218
- Auxiliary Verbs53
- Modal Verbs185
- Phrasal and Multi-word Verbs37
- Causative Verbs7
- Non-finite Verbs and Verb Patterns37
- Subjunctive and Imperative Mood61
- Active and Passive Voice30
- Do vs Make151
- Uses of Get18
- Commonly Confused Verbs25
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Phrasal verbs:theory and practice
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PARTICIPLES Participles Hearing a loud noise, the boy woke up. (oyendo, al oír) Here the word hearing qualifies the noun boy as an adjective does. It is formed from the verb hear and has an o...
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Untitled What Are Auxiliary Verbs? (with Examples) An auxiliary verb is used with a main verb to help express the main verb's tense, mood, or voice. To Be: am, is, are, was, were, being, been, will be To Ha...
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Gerunds Use Gerunds are the -ing form of verbs. They are used when you want to make a verb the subject of a sentence and also when you want to use a verb after a preposition. Gerunds as subjects Studying ...
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Functions of Auxiliary Verbs
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3 types of verbs - created from Mind Map Action Verbs: These verbs talk about what the subject is doing in the sentence. (What is the subject doing?) Linking Verbs: connect the subject to a noun or adjective that helps in describing or providing additional i...
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Irregular Verbs BE - was/were BECAME - became BREAK - broke BUILD - built BYU- bought CATCH - caught CHOOSE - chose COME - came CUT - cut DEAL - dealt DO - did DRAW - drew DRIVE - drove EAT - ate FALL - fell FEEL - felt FIGHT - fough...
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Modal Verbs - creado desde un Mapa Mental Can Ability and possibility I can speak five languages Could Is the past of can You could pass the test if you study May Possibility in the future I would bring an umbrella, it may rain later
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Workshop - creado desde un Mapa Mental Do Make is an auxiliary use for actions, jobs and activities
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Modal verbs Modal verbs are auxiliary verbs, because they work together with a main verb; and the mein verb that follows is always in the bare infinitive form-without to. modal verbs are use in english to express something...
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Passive and Active voices. Introduction For sentences in the Active voice, the subject performs the action. However, for sentences in the Passive voice the action is performed on the subject, that is, the subject receives the action. Here we ha...
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Linking verbs and helping verbs Linking Verbs am is are was were be been being become seems feels appears Helping Verbs
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MODAL VERBS - creado desde un Mapa Mental ABILITY POSIBILITY DEDUCTION
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MODAL VERBS - creado desde un Mapa Mental Type & Use Possibility Obligation
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MAKE VS DO - creado desde un Mapa Mental MAKE :Nos refereimos al resultado de la acción. Se usa para actividades en que se crea algo que se puede tocar, un objeto físico DO:Se considera mas la acción. cuando hablamos de cosas en general, cuando no decimos ex...
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so/nor + auxiliary verbs
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IMPERATIVES - created from Mind Map It's an order to do something Characteristic Negative
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verbs of the senses - creado desde un Mapa Mental look taste feel
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OTHER USES OF AUXILIARES - creado desde un Mapa Mental QUESTIONS TAGS ADDING EMPHASIS ECHO QUESTIONS
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verbos SPANISH: aumentar/ levantar INFINITIVE: raise SIMPLE PAST: raised
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Active vs Passive voice The following video shows some important aspects of the Active and Passive voice. Listen carefully and write down notes in your notebooks The notes will be reviewed and will be part of your period grade. Thank you!
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IRREGULAR VERBS
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Modal Verbs
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These notes cover several ways verbs work in sentences. The phrasal verbs notes introduce two-part verbs, while Functions of Auxiliary Verbs looks at questions, negatives and verb aspects. Gerunds focuses on uses of the -ing form. Other notes cover modal verbs, linking and helping verbs, and irregular verbs.
Start with Gerunds if you want to practise using an -ing form as a subject or after a preposition. For questions and negatives, try Functions of Auxiliary Verbs. Each gives you a specific use to focus on as you read.
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The collection includes notes on phrasal verbs, auxiliary verbs, gerunds, modal verbs, linking and helping verbs, and irregular verbs. You can focus on one topic at a time: for example, the phrasal verbs notes introduce two-part verbs, while Gerunds looks at uses of the -ing form.