- An
auxiliary verb (abbreviated aux) is a
verb that adds
functional or
grammatical meaning to the
clause in
which it occurs, so as to
express tense, aspect...
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- A
finite verb is the form of a
verb that
immediately complements a
subject unless its
clause is
expressed in the
imperative mood,
which typically omits...
- A
modal verb is a type of
verb that
contextually indicates a
modality such as a likelihood, ability, permission, request, capacity, suggestion, order,...
- In
linguistic typology, a subject–object–
verb (SOV)
language is one in
which the subject, object, and
verb of a
sentence always or
usually appear in that...
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Portuguese verbs display a high
degree of inflection. A
typical regular verb has over
fifty different forms,
expressing up to six
different grammatical...
- some
linguistics theories, a
stative verb is a
verb that
describes a
state of being, in
contrast to a
dynamic verb,
which describes an action. The difference...
- linguistics, an
impersonal verb is one that has no
determinate subject. For example, in the
sentence "It rains", rain is an
impersonal verb and the
pronoun it...
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negative particles and
negative affixes,
negative verbs play a role in
various languages. The
negative verb is used to
implement a
clausal negation. The negative...
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intransitive verb is a
verb whose context does not
entail a
direct object. That lack of
transitivity distinguishes intransitive verbs from
transitive verbs, which...
