
What are verbs? Do verbs tell us about action? What is the difference between a verb and a noun?
Words like play, run, eat, work, protect and sing tell us about the actions of people, animals and things. They are action words. Action words are called verbs.
We use be going to for plans. We also use it when we are sure that something is going to happen in the future.
Download the complete course nowWe use have got / has got to describe personal appearance and possessions. We use has got with singular nouns (one in number).
We use imperatives to tell others to do and not to do something. We use do not (don’t) to tell others not to do something.
What are ‘to infinitves’? What are ‘bare infinitves’? What are some verbs that take an object followed by a ‘to infinitive’? What re some verbs that are followed by a bare infinitive? Is it true that some verbs take a ‘to infinitive’ only in the passive voice?