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it is a type of verb that some languages ​​possess to construct the so-called nominal predication of the subject of a sentence: the subject joins with this verb to a compulsory complement called an attribute that generally determines some property, state or equivalence of the same
EJEMPLO:


The forms of the verb ser (be) are generally linking verbs:



A.M
is
are
was
were
Verbal phrases in which the main verb is a way of being (be) are also linking verbs.

is being
have been
will have been
should be
And here is an example list of linking verbs or common linking verbs:

appear
feel
look
seem
sound
taste
become
grow
remain
smell
stay
turn
Various linking verbs can be used as action verbs or action verbs

The rose looks pretty | Anna looks at the rose.
The pillow felt soft | I felt the pillow
Sometimes a linking verb links a noun or pronoun with an adjective

She will feel better
Anna looks angry.
And in other cases, linking verbs link nouns or pronouns together in a sentence

John became the leader
It is she.

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finite verb is a form of a verb that (a) shows agreement with a subject and (b) is marked for tense. Nonfinite verbs are not marked for tense and do not show agreement with a subject.
If there is just one verb in a sentence, that verb is finite put another way, a finite verb can stand by itself in a sentence finite verbs are sometimes called main verbs or tensed verbs a finite clause is a word group that contains a finite verb form as its central element.
EXAMPLES
The man runs to the store to get a gallon of milk.
Rachel is happy.
He painted the fence.
We walked a lot together and we want to do it forever.
But she is not listening to his bluffs.

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is a verb that can take a direct object, the action of a transitive verb is done to someone or something.
A Transitive verb contrasts with an intransitive verb
Examples:
-Carolina eats fruits
-Carolina loves fruit salads
-Carolina bought many fruits

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Commonly known like Auxiliar verb
Help the main verb in a sentence by extending its meaning
Examples:

To be: am, is, are, was, were, be, been.

To have: have, has, had.

To do: do, does, did

Examples:
he was selected in the court
She is a good player
I have been in USA

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We use modals to show if we believe something is certain, possible or impossible:
Talk about ability, ask permission, and make requests and offers:
The modals are:
can
may
must
shall
will
could
might
should
would
Examples:
I will go to the mountain
we could not go out
We must be at home

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Called the lexical verb or the principal verb
Is so important in the statement
Could be alone or with a helping verb
Examples:
I had finished my work.
Had they eaten dinner?
I have been in Spain

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Express an action whether it be physical or mental
To determine if a word is an action verb, look  if the word shows something can do or can feel-
Examples:
Act
Ask
Bake
Some examples:
Close the door
i'll play this song on my guitar
She left in a hurry.

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they are those who can totally change their past and past participle.

So we can say that you have three forms: simple form, simple past, past participle.
Most think  that  the only way to master them is to memorize them,but the truth is that they are divided into three groups that make their study easier:

1) the ones that don't change
* end in "d" or "t" and are one syllable.
example:
simple form:fit
simple past:fit
past participle:fit
the exceptions are
simple form:sit
simple past :sat
past participle:sit

2) the ones that change a little
* they have double "e" and at the end they have the consonants "p", "d", "t" or "l"
* they have double "ea" and at the end they have the consonants "l", "n", "p", "m" or "d"
* those that end with "d" are usually removed and put "t"
* those that end with "ind" are removed and replaced by an "ound"
* to those that end with "a and we replace the" and "with an" ad "
* we replace those that end with "ell" with "old"
* when they finish the "old" we replace with "eld"
* those who end with "stand" we replace with "stood"

examples:
*keep,kept,kept
*deal,dealt,dealt
*spend,spent,spent
*find,found,found
*say,said,said
*tell,told,told
*hold,held,held
*stand,stood,stood
3) the ones that totally change
* for these there is no specific tip but many times in their participle they can end with "ought", "aught", "en", "unk", "um", among others

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When a verb describes a state and not an action
4 groups:
Emotion: love, hate, want, need
Possession: have, own, want, belong
Sense: see, hear, smell, seem
Thought: know, believe, remember
Examples:
I think you are cool
I Have a car

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An intransitive verb has two characteristics. First, it is an action verb, which expresses an activity, and Second, unlike a transitive verb, it will not have a direct object that receives the action.

EXAMPLE:
1.-James went to the campus cafe for a steaming bowl of squid eyeball stew.
went = intransitive verb.
2.-To escape the midday sun, the cats lie in the shade under our cars.
Lie = intransitive verb.
3.-Around fresh ground pepper, Sheryl sneezes with violence.
Sneezes = intransitive verb.
4.-In the evenings, Glenda sits on the front porch to admire her immaculate lawn.
Sits = intransitive verb.

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The tense of the verb tells us when something is happening. The action may be taking place in the:
past, present or future. Most verbs add "ed" or "d" to the root word form to show an action that happened in the past. Verbs that add "ed" or "d" to show past action are called regular verbs.
Example:
Simple Present  tense:
want |     wanted
start |    started
talk |     talked
help |    helped
call |     called
live |       lived
Future tense:
I will go to the beach next month.
I shall write the letter next week.
Present perfect tense:
I have played |         I've played
you have worked |   you've worked
he has written |        he's written
she has walked |      she's walked
it has rained |           it's rained
we have travelled |  we've travelled
they have studied |  they've studied

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What is.-n infinitive verb is a verb with the word "to" in front of it.
Examples:
To be
To like
Could be use like:
1.-Like an adjective or adverb phrase
2.-following an indirect object
3.-following certain other verbs
Some examples:
1.- I promise to love you forever.
2.-Do you really want to hurt me?
3.-I  would love to dance!