This document contains notes from a freshman English class on verb types. It defines transitive and intransitive verbs, with examples. It also lists three types of verbs: action verbs, helping verbs, and linking verbs. It provides definitions and examples of each verb type.

1. Freshmen English
Group: C
Members
Usman Ali
Tahir Iqbal
Umair Ashraf
H.Usama Khan

4. The Horse is Running.

5. • Transitive Verb
• Intransitive verb

6.  Transitive verbs are action verbs that
have an object to receive that action.
For Example:-
He rode the bicycle.
Verb
Object

7.  Intransitive verbs are action verbs but unlike
transitive verbs, they do not have an object
receiving the action.
For Example:-
• He Laughed
• He Jumped
Verbs

8. There are 3 further types of verbs:
• Action Verb
• Helping Verb
• Linking Verb

9. This tells what the subject is doing
 Ran
 Walk
 Swim
 Tell
 Hide

10. Also called an auxiliary verb, which
combines with a main verb to help it express the
tense, mood, and voice.
They are added before the verb.
Common helping verbs
Be do have can may
will shall are is
The soldiers are advancing forward.
Helping
Action

11. Connects or links a subject to a noun or an
adjective in a predicate
For example:-
Messi is a football player.
 Verbs such as smell, look, taste, feel, remain,
turn, appear, become, sound, seem, grow, stay
can also be linking verbs.
Subject Noun