Brittney Donaldson ENG1101

A Verb is a word or group of words that express action, shows a state of existence, or links the subject (usually the doer of the action) to the rest of the sentence Example: Action verb 1.Brad jogs every morning before work. 2. I drive to my friends house every weekend to hangout.

A Verb Phase is several words working together as a verb. Example: She has went home. He will come back soon. They should have went to the mall earlier. A Verbal is a word formed from a verb but functioning as a different part of speech Forms of a verb ending in –ing are called gerund. Example: John is working on a major project for work.

To show past tense, most verbs have –ed or –d which are added to the base form. Ex:(talked, walked, jumped) Example: Bryan had yelled so loud, that the neighbors heard it. An infinitive is a verbal formed by placing the word to in front of a simple present form of a verb. Ex:( to swim, to think, to be) Example: Kenya was suppose to go camping but when out with friends instead

Verb Tense indicates the time of the past, present, or future. The four tenses for the past, present, and future are as follows Simple Progressive: be + ing form of the verb Prefect progressive: have or had + been +ing form of the verb

PRESENTPASTFUTURE SIMPLEI talkI talkedI will talk PROGRESSIVEI am talkingI was talkingI will be talking PREFECTI have talkedI had talkedI will have talked PREFECT PROGRESSIVE I have been talkingI had been talkingI will have been talking Present Simple: Present action or condition Progressive: Activity that is in progress Perfect: Action that was completed in the past or began in the past and is still going. Past Simple: Complete action Progressive: Past action that took place over a period of time Prefect: Ongoing condition in the past that has ended Future: Simple: Actions or events in the future Progressive: Future action that will continue for some time Prefect: Action or conditioning until a specific time in the future.

Match the right verb name to right sentence. 1. ___ Ashley played so well she was rewarded MVP. 2._____Frank had to leave work early because he felt sick. 3._____I went to the doctor yesterday for a check-up. 4._____ My family has went to every major attraction in Florida. 5._____I was looking at this shirt I like, but saw that it was to much money. 6._____They have been talking for miles 7._____ Amber had walked so far, she had to hitch a ride. 8._____ If its was for his bad behavior Ben would have been graduated. A. Future prefect progressive B. Verb C. Infinitive Form D. Pass perfect E. Base form F. Gerund Form G. Verb Phrase H. Present Progressive

VERB VOICE Verb voice tells whether the verb is in the active or passive voice. Active voice: The subject performs the action of the verb Ex. The boy pushed the girl. Passive voice: The subject receives the action Ex. The girl was pushed by the boy VERB MOOD Indicative: Verb mood tells whether it is expressive a fact or a opinion Ex. She needs to change clothes be for the leaves Imperative: a command, a request, or advice Ex. Watch the kids please Subjunctive: a doubt or wish Ex. It will be wise to come to work early