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Across
  1. 2. there are 2 sets of aspect - continuous and...
  2. 5. verbs that imply a limit beyond which the action cannot continue
  3. 8. forms that are built up by a change in the word itself are called...
  4. 11. verbs can be defined as words making up the predicate of the sentence according to...
  5. 12. what is the name of a verb that has a lexical meaning and can have independent syntactic functions?
  6. 13. verbs that require some kind of object to complete their meaning
  7. 15. how to call verbs that do not imply any such limit, and the action can go on indefinitely?
Down
  1. 1. according to their relation to the continuous form, English verbs fall into two groups: dynamic and...
  2. 3. there are two types of use of the finite form of the verb - absolute and...
  3. 4. verbs that may be transitive in one meaning and intransitive in another
  4. 6. a verb which is entirely devoid of lexical meaning
  5. 7. verbs that do not require any object are called...
  6. 9. the form of the verb which indicates the time of the action
  7. 10. forms that consist of two components
  8. 14. the form of the verb which serves to express the manner in which the action is regarded is called...