PREDICATE Syntactic role of a notional verb in a sentence. STATIVE Verbs describing states, do not admit of Continuous form. LINK Structural verb forming a nominal predicate. REGULAR Class of verbs forming Past Indefinite with suffix -ed. VOICE Grammatica
Across
- 4. Action subtype denoting relation (consist, resemble).
- 5. Verbs that do not require any object.
- 6. Action subtype denoting state (be, know, like).
- 9. Class of verbs forming Past Indefinite with suffix -ed.
- 11. Form built up by internal word changes or suffixes.
- 13. Grammatical category (active or passive distinction).
- 16. Verb forms functioning as predicate in a sentence.
- 19. Class of verbs admitting Continuous form.
- 21. Verbs requiring an object to complete meaning.
- 23. Verbs that imply a final limit to the action.
- 24. Forms taken from completely different roots (be/go).
Down
- 1. Form consisting of auxiliary verb + notional verb.
- 2. Verbs having own lexical meaning and independent role.
- 3. Structural verb entirely devoid of lexical meaning.
- 6. Verbs describing states, do not admit of Continuous form.
- 7. Verbs with different meanings and grammatical features.
- 8. Action subtype denoting process (sleep, wait, live).
- 10. Structural verb forming a nominal predicate.
- 12. Grammatical category of time.
- 14. Verbs forming past forms by non-standard patterns.
- 15. Syntactic role of a notional verb in a sentence.
- 17. Action subtype denoting activity (walk, study).
- 18. Verbs without a limit; action goes on indefinitely.
- 20. Structural verb accompanied by infinitive for modal predicate.
- 22. Grammatical category showing duration or completion.
