Verbs

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Verbs
Tipos de Verbos
State Verbs
Senses:
Hear
Feel
Smell
See
Sound
Belongings:
Own
Belong
Thinking:
Forget
Remember
Be
Know
Understand
Imagine
Feelings/Emotions:
Love
Like
Hate
Believe
Realize
Recognise
Appreciate
Prefer
Action Verbs
Run
Work
Drink
Eat
Main & Auxiliary Verbs
	 
	Present
	Past
	Future
	Simple
	Do/Does
	Did
	Will
	Continuous
	Verb to be
	Verb to be
	Verb to be
	Perfect Simple
	Have/Has
	Had
	Will Have
Transitive and Intransitive
Transitive:
I bought a banana. (what)
I really want a new job. (To want something) (what)
She's studying physics at university. (To study something) (what)
Dad's bought a new car! (To buy something) (what)
I love you. (To love someone) (who)
Transitive Verbs with Direct and Indirect Objects:
He gave the banana to his twin brother. (To give something to someone)
Direct object = the banana
Indirect object = his twin brother
I bought my mum some flowers. (To buy (someone) something)
Direct object = some flowers
Indirect object = my mum
Intransitive:
A banana appeared.
I've been working hard all day. (To work)
He always talks too loudly. (To talk)
I was asked to wait. (To wait)
The banana disappeared. (To disappear)
Transitive or Intransitive
At 6:00 o'clock I eat. (I)
At 6:00 o'clock I eat a banana. (T)
I run a company. (T)
I run. (I)
I see the building. (T)
I see. (I)
Three Forms of a Verb
	Base Form or Infinitive
	Past
	Past Participle
	To walk
	Walked
	Walked
	To cut
	Cut
	Cut
	To sit
	Sat
	Sat
	To see
	Saw
	Seen
The Three Moods of a Verb
Indicative Mood
Imperative Mood
Subjunctive Mood
Verb Patterns
	Name of a Verb
	Base Form
	Past Form
	Present Participle
	Past Participle
	To write
	Write
	Wrote
	Writing
	Written
	To talk
	Talk
	Talked
	Talking
	Talked