verb

• verb phrase

  It wouldn't show that the verb phrase wasn't a constituent.

• finite verb

  finite verb

• transitive verb

  For example, a transitive verb such as ‘find’ is a two-place function requiring a subject and an object.

• main verb

  For example, Standard English does not distinguish between do as a main verb and as an auxiliary verb:He did it, did he ?

• verb form

  One can also use flash cards and have, e.g., one card for each person, and one card for each verb form, according to person and tense, using a few different verbs.

• verb forms

  Joos (1964: 52) exemplifies an approach which proposes two separate verb forms — the "infinitive" , which is always preceded by to, and the "presentative" , which is not.

• verb phrases

  It happens that only the last of these verb phrases is standard English.

• verb used

  Even the particular part of the verb used is the same in both cases.

• english verb

• where the verb

  For instance, in Harway (a Papuan language) where the verb is always final, a speaker/writer does not have the option of thematizing processes.

• verb metaphor

  She develops a typology according to the different parts of speech, and her analyses reveal a marked preference for the verb metaphor.

• greek verb

• between a verb

  Voice is a grammatical category which defines the relationship between a verb and its subject.