What is verb examples?

Verbs are the most common type of words, as they describe the action or help to express the state of being of an object or someone. When we speak, we use verbs in sentences. Verbs are words that show an action or are used to describe the state of a noun. There are many types of verbs.

verb definition

The word verb is derived from the Latin word verbium. the verb is a word that tells us asserts something about a person or thing

The verb may be telling us

A person or thing what are doing

Ahmed laughs 

Clock strikes 

What is done to persons or things:

Ahmed is scolded

The window is broken

In which state a person or thing is as

The dog is dead 

Feel sorry

verb kinds

following are the kinds of verb

Transitive verb (what is a verb example) :

The transitive verb is defined as a verb that denotes an action that passes over from the subject or doer of the object 

Ali kicks the football 

Ring the bail Ali 

Ahmed spoke the truth 

Intransitive verb (what is a verb example) :

The intransitive verb can be defined as the verb that denotes an action that does not pass over the object or which express a state of being just like 

Ali run a long distance (action)

The baby sleeps ( state)

There is a flaw in this diamond (being)

 The verb: person and number 

A verb like the personal pronoun has three-person 

Like first person

I speak

Second person

You speak 

Third-person 

He speaks 

A verb is like a noun, and the pronoun has two number 

Singular 

He speaks 

Plural 

They speak 

The verb must agree with its subject in number, and the person that is the verb must be the same as number and person as to its subject. 

If the subject is a singular number, then the verb must be of the singular number. 

For example 

I have a watch 

I play cricket 

If the subject is a plural number, then the verb must be third person. 

For example

They are here. They were there

 In conclusion, reading, writing, and arithmetic are the three significant verbs of school. But the list of verbs goes on and on, from the simple to the complex, from the short to the long, from the formal to the informal. We don’t need to be schooled in verbs to use them, but we do need to use them to be schooled. And no matter what we learn about verbs, we’ll always be a little bit like Mr Wolf.