9 Types Of Verbs/ Verb And Its Types

A detailed video on types of verbs. The verb has 9 types, action verbs, state verbs, transitive verbs, intransitive verbs, auxiliary verbs, modal verbs, regular verbs, irregular verbs, and phrasal verbs.
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[masterlankan]

“Is” a linking & helping verb. Here are examples of "am, " "is, " and "are" used as both helping verbs and linking verbs:"Am, " "is, " and "are" can function as both helping verbs and linking verbs. As helping verbs, they assist the main verb in a sentence. As linking verbs, they connect the subject to a subject complement, often a noun or adjective, to describe or rename the subject.

**Helping Verbs:**
1. I am eating dinner.
2. She is studying for the exam.
3. They are playing football.

**Linking Verbs:**
1. I am tired.
2. The cake is delicious.
3. The students are excited.

In these examples, the first set shows the verbs as helping verbs, assisting the main verb (eating, studying, playing), and the second set shows them as linking verbs, connecting the subject (I, cake, students) to a complement (tired, delicious, excited)

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FYI, "Poor" has no plural form.

[vibrationsofemotions]

Please correct the concept of transitive and intransitive verb. Transitive verb means "Possibility of object" whether you use or not. I read ..what? There's possibility of an object, so we can say it a transitive verb.

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