This document introduces different types of verbs in grammar. It defines verbs as words that describe actions or states of being. It provides examples and definitions of action verbs, stative verbs, dynamic verbs, linking verbs, transitive verbs, intransitive verbs, finite verbs, non-finite verbs, active and passive voice verbs, auxiliary verbs, modal verbs, phrasal verbs, regular verbs, and irregular verbs. The document aims to explain the key classifications and functions of different verbs.

1. Introduction to Grammar

3. A verb describes what a person or thing does or
what happens.
Example:
 Ali cricket at every morning.
guitar in rock brand is my goal.
 The snow on Murray hills.
 The writing in the letter was too small
.

5.  Action verbs, as their name says, are used to
refer to action. These can refer to physical
action that are performed with bodies or
object, such as jump, hit, or sing or mental
actions.
 Examples:
 I at factory.
 Cat mice.
 We to the woman’s amazing story.

6.  Stative verbs usually refer to a state or
condition which is quite static or unchanging.
They can be divided into verbs of perception
or cognition (which refer to things in the
mind), or verbs of relation (which describe
the relationships between things).
 I chocolate.
 She in Allah.

7.  Dynamic verbs (sometimes referred to as
"action verbs") usually describe actions we
can take, or things that happen.
 Examples:
 He's tennis right now.
 The snow is right now.
 In Above examples the is
dynamic verb these are shows an activity and
process as well.

8.  Linking verbs are a special type of Stative
verb whose name give a big clue as to what
they do. Linking verbs are used to link a
subject with a subject complement. A subject
complement describe or identifies the subject
of sentence or clause.
 Examples:
 Mike a great.
 That watch looks expensive.
 Suddenly, the mall really crowded.

9.  A transitive verb is one that is used with an
object: a noun phrase, or pronoun that refers
to the person or thing that is affected by the
action of the verb.
 Examples:
 He a delicious pizza.
 He really broccoli.

10.  An intransitive verb does not have an object.
 Examples:
 Airplanes
 The children while the adults worked.
 Attendance at the weekly study
sessions as finals drew near.

11.  Finite verbs which has a subject and shows
tense. Every sentence needs finite verb.
 Examples:
 I dinner last Friday.
 Ahmad a teacher.
 Our study group really late last
night.

12.  Non-finite verbs are verbs that do not
describe a verb, not showing tense or verbs
which are not acting like a verb. They work as
adjective , gerund and adverbs in the
sentences.
 Examples:
 It is dangerous on this slippery
road.
 We are ready now.
 I have completed the task.

13.  When the verb is active, the subject of the
verb is doing the action.
 Examples:
 Ahmad Ali.
 We are to watch a movie tonight.
 Painter the entire house.

14.  When the verb is passive, the subject
undergoes the action rather than doing it.
 Examples:
 Ali is by Ahmad.
 A movie is to be watched by us
tonight.
 The entire house was by painter.

15.  Auxiliary verbs are so called because they
help to form the various tenses, moods, and
voices of other verbs. The principal ones are
be, do, and have. They are also called helping
verbs.
 Examples:
 The musician performed in concert all
over the world.
 My cat getting slow in her old age.
 Cheetahs run incredibly fast.

16.  There is a further set of auxiliary verbs known
as modal verbs or modal auxiliary verbs.
These combine with other verbs to express
necessity, possibility, intention, or ability.
 Example:
 We carefully add two eggs to mixing
bowl.
 I go to the movies if I wasn’t busy
working.

17.  A phrasal verb is a verb that is made up of a
main verb together with an adverb or a
preposition, or both. Typically, their meaning
is not obvious from the meanings of the
individual words themselves.
 Examples:
 The frustrated business owner
his store.
 Ahmad loves to his cricket
trophies.

18.  Regular verbs form their past and past
participle forms by adding –ed.
 Example:
 He two miles to the post office.
 We all of the supplies that we
for the camping trip.

19.  An irregular verb is a verb whose past tense
and past participle form doesn’t end in –ed, -
d, and doesn’t use the –t, variant.
 Examples:
 Rehan all of the right answer.
 The workers the furniture out of the
moving truck.