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the combination of action verbs and state- of being verbs
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| to or more words serving as one part of speech |
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| helping verbs: Can , Do,did, Does, had, May,might, Must,ought, Shaal, will, have ,has |
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establish a fact or condition
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| common state-of -being verbs: |
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Words that take the place of nouns in a sentence example jack he take the place of the name
common pronouns He, I My, Me,His,Our,We,Its,It,You,There Them ,Who,Whose,Whom,Most,Many,Both,Either |
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| Each verb of a sentence has a noun or pronoun subject the subject usually comes before the verb and answers the question: who or what does the action |
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| Two or more seperate verbs often we use a common part of speech called a conjunction( and,or,but |
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| need more work on compound verbs and subject |
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| describe or modify nouns and pronouns theire usually 1 word and come right before the word they modify and answer the question:Which one? OR How many? |
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give other meaning to verbs and sometimes to other adverbs and adjectives
adverbs usually follow the verb they modify but can be found before or within the verb phrase |
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| tell Where, When,why,How the action of the verb takes place |
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