Intensive verbs, also known as copular or linking verbs, are verbs that link the subject of a sentence to a subject complement, such as a noun, adjective, or prepositional phrase that provides more information about the subject. Common intensive verbs include forms of "be" as well as verbs like look, stay, appear, become, remain, taste, feel, seem, smell, grow, and sound. An example sentence using an intensive verb is "I am a student."

1. INTENSIVE VERB

2. Definition of intensive verb
• Intensive verb are also called copular verbs or
linking verbs, are usually followed by a noun, a
noun phrase, an adjective , an adjective
phrase, or prepositional phrase. The words or
phrases following an intensive verb work as
the subject complement

3. List of intensive verbs
• Be (am, is, are, was, and so on)
• Look, stay , appear, become, remain, taste,
feel, seem, smell, grow, sound.

4. Tree diagram of intensive verb
I am as a student