Theo grammar 2

<variant>All answers are correct.Morphological features of the verb. The verb possesses the following grammatical categories:

• <variant>tense, aspect, voice, mood, person, number, finitude and temporal correlation.

• <variant>aspect, voice, mood, person, number, finite and non-finite forms.

• <variant>aspect, voice, mood, person, number and temporal correlation.

• <variant>mood, person, number, finitude and temporal correlation.

• Аll answers are correct.

Morphological classification of the verb. According to their stem-types all verbs fall into:

• <variant>simple, composite and phrasal.

• <variant>simple, sound-replacive, stress-replacive, expanded, composite and phrasal.

• <variant>Regular and irregular

• <variant>Dynamic and stative

• <variant>All answers are correct.

Lexical-morphological classification is based on the implicit grammatical meanings of the verb. According to the implicit grammatical meaning of transitivity or intransitivity verbs fall into

• <variant>Transitive and intransitive

• <variant>Frequency, time, manner and etc.

• <variant>Descriptive and limiting

• <variant>Attributive and predicate

• <variant>Reciprocal, Possessive, Reflexive

According to the implicit grammatical meaning of stativeness or non-stativeness verbs fall into

• <variant>Stative and dynamic

• <variant>Regular and irregular

• <variant>Transitive and intransitive

• <variant>Simple and phrasal

• <variant>All answers are correct.

Dynamic verbs include:

• <variant>activity verbs, process verbs, verbs of bodily sensations, transitional event, momentary;

• <variant>verbs of bodily sensations, momentary;

• <variant>verbs of inert perception and cognition;

• <variant>relational verbs

• <variant>All answers are correct.

Stative verbs include:

• <variant>All answers are correct.

• <variant>verbs of inert perception and cognition and relational verbs

• <variant>activity verbs, process verbs, verbs of bodily sensations, transitional event, momentary;

• <variant>verbs of inert perception and cognition;

• <variant>verbs of bodily sensations, momentary;

According to the nature of predication all verbs fall into _____.

• <variant>finite and non-finite

• <variant>transitive and intransitive

• <variant>regular and irregular

• <variant>notional and semi-notional

• <variant>All answers are correct.

According to their functional significance verbs can be ……..

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• <variant>notional, semi notional and auxiliaries.

• <variant>modal verbs and link verbs

• <variant>only progressive and passive

• <variant>finite and non-finite

• <variant>all answers are correct

Ditransitive verbs…

• <variant>do not need a direct object or argument for their complete meaning to be expressed.

• <variant>tell us whether something is probable or about the skills of a noun

• <variant>denote an actual action or expression or process done by the subject

• <variant>do not only require one direct object, but also an indirect object

• <variant>require a direct object. Otherwise, the meaning or the whole sentence is incorrect.

The verb stem may be:

• <variant>Simple and compound

• <variant>Simple, derived, compound and composite

• <variant>Simple and derived

• <variant>No morphological forms

• <variant>All answers are correct.