VERBS

2. These forms are built from basic verb stems and include past indefinite and participle forms.
6. This form of verb shows the action's completion or continuity over time.
7. The grammatical category indicating the time of the action.
8. Verbs that do not require an object to complete their meaning.
10. Words that express actions, processes, states, or relations.
11. Verbs that are often used in continuous forms, reflecting ongoing actions.

1. Verbs that imply a limit or endpoint to the action.
3. These verbs are used to build analytical forms and usually have no lexical meaning on their own.
4. Forms of verbs that can act as the predicate and include tense, aspect, and voice.
5. These verbs have no inherent endpoint, meaning actions can continue indefinitely.
9. The category of verbs that includes those used to form a modal predicate or nominal predicate.