VerbsA Lesson by Gothic Girlsimply verbsVerbs are simply words that convey or show actions.
Examples:
1.) I ate an apple.
What word in the sentence shows an action?
- "ate" implies an action. Therefore, "ate" is a verb.
2.) My mother cooks to impress. Notice that there are 2 potential verbs in this sentence: cooks & impress. But which one is the true verb?
- "cooks" is the real verb. Although "impress" is an action, it is not simply a verb. Notice that "impress" is preceded by the word "to". A phrase that is a combination of the words "to" + "a verb" is called an INFINITIVE. Comments |
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AuthorGothic GirlPhilippinesAbouti am 18 years old. i am interested in gory, bloody, and scary movies. knives excite me. death-associated things amaze me. I am a 2nd year BIO student, hoping to proceed to med school after colle.. |