1. By
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 Marvin Ramos Ramirez
 Aristoquieta Mosquera Mena
 Juan Carlos Palacios Quesada

2. The verb is perhaps the most
important part of the sentence. A verb
or compound verb asserts something
about the subject of the sentence and
express actions, events, or states of
being. The verb or compound verb is
the critical element of the predicate of
a sentence.

3. And other condition of the principal verb, modal
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verbs haven’t conjugation, tense and they can’t
be used without the principal verb. In
English, there are ten modal verbs:
can could// may might//shall should//will
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would //must ought to
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May and might are synonymous and suggest
an action that can happen in the future.
I may / might
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This may / might be a bad idea.
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It may / might rain tonight.
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4. Group
Normal verbs
Most verbs are quot;Normal Verbs.quot; These verbs
can be used in all tenses.
to run, to walk, to eat, to fly, to go, to say, to
touch, etc.
Group 2
Non-Continuous Verbs
These verbs are rarely used in continuous
tenses. They include:

5. Abstract Verbs
 to be, to want, to cost, to seem, to need, to
care, to contain, to owe, to exist...
Possession Verbs
 to possess, to own, to belong...
Emotion Verbs
 to like, to love, to hate, to dislike, to fear, to
envy, to mind...

6. Mixed Verbs
The third group, called quot;Mixed Verbs,quot; is the
smallest group. These verbs have more than
one meaning. In a way, each meaning is a
unique verb. Some meanings behave like
quot;Non-Continuous Verbsquot;

7. Some sentences:
Donna appears confused – “non continuous”
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verb
My favorite singer is appearing at the jazz
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club tonight – “normal verb”
I have a dollar now - “normal verb”
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I am having fun now - “normal verb”
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She hears the music
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She is hearing the music
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8. A regular verb is one that follows the pattern
of taking -ed for the past simple and past
participle (or -d if the verb ends in -e).

9. A short regular verb list
Present past past participle
Dance danced danced
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Listen listened listened
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Watch watched watched
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Ask Asked Asked
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Finish Finished Finished
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Use used used
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10. An irregular verb is one that does not take
the -ed ending for the past and past
participle forms. Some irregular verbs do not
change
put put put
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while others change completely
buy bought bought,
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11. a short list of irregular verbs:
Present past past participle
Awake awoke awaken
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Be was, were been
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Become became become
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Begin began begun
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Choose chose chosen
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Cut cut cut
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Do did done
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Come came come
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