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< It's + adjective + Infinitive > and < Verb+ing is adjective > differences - English Only forum
" Like " is it in this sentence a noun or a verb ?! - English Only forum
-ING verb forms [another term for?] - English Only forum
",and unable to" without Be verb - English Only forum
... a good idea to verb/ing-form - English Only forum
... the verb has to agree with the nearer/nearest pronoun. - English Only forum
...looking set to + verb - English Only forum
''off'' and ''into'' without a verb - English Only forum
'a postman and postwoman does' - singular verb with plural subject? - English Only forum
'a' before a verb [a-laying, a-leaping] - English Only forum
'adverb' after be verb - English Only forum
'age' as a verb - English Only forum
'applied / used' skills: [verb?] - English Only forum
'Apply to': followed by a noun or a verb? - English Only forum
'ask' in this pattern:verb+(direct object)+prep+(indirect object) - English Only forum
'Be+to+base form of verb' sentence into a guess sentence - English Only forum
'By verb+ing' vs 'verb+ing' - English Only forum
'chin up' as a verb - English Only forum
'coaches' employees: another verb? - English Only forum
'corporate' as a verb? - English Only forum
'Do' as substitute verb and its tense - English Only forum
'exodus' as a verb - English Only forum
'Fancy' as a verb in American English - English Only forum
'Germ' as a verb - English Only forum
'gonna' for 'going to' [not part 'be going to' verb form] - English Only forum
'House' used as verb? - English Only forum
'inbox' as a verb in BE - English Only forum
'Ing + verb' vs 'that verb' difference? - English Only forum
'intuit' as a verb - English Only forum
'Lesson' as a verb? - English Only forum
'like + verb-ing' [gerund] vs 'like + infinitive' - English Only forum
'Love' as an intransitive verb - English Only forum
'make' achievement <another verb?> - English Only forum
'money' as a verb - English Only forum
'moral high ground' plus verb and preposition? - English Only forum
'Need' as a defective verb in the past? - English Only forum
'not' after a verb - English Only forum
'Obsolete' as a verb - English Only forum
'of' between verb and the auxiliar??? - English Only forum
'Often' before or after the verb? We may often fall ill, or We may fall ill often? - English Only forum
'pants for' a stream of water [verb] - English Only forum
'persuade' as an intransitive verb - English Only forum
'plague' as an intransitive verb - English Only forum
'problem' as a verb - English Only forum
'processing and interpretation' plural or single verb - English Only forum
'round and round', a verb ? - English Only forum
's' with the verb - English Only forum
'smith' as a verb - English Only forum
'Talk' or 'another verb' someone 'out of/into doing' ... - English Only forum
'thanks' is a verb? - English Only forum
'to'-verb vs. 'so as to'-verb - English Only forum
'Uploaded' Used as Intransitive Verb - English Only forum
'verb' a duty roster - English Only forum
'What' as a pronoun + plural verb - English Only forum
'which' and its verb 'hold' - English Only forum
'who/that/which' as the subject of the verb - English Only forum
'Would have Verb (3)' for the sense of past - English Only forum
'you can will' that everbody shall follow .... [lexical verb 'will'] - English Only forum
‘I went’ is (in) the past tense of the verb ‘to go’. - English Only forum
‘interpret’- a catenative verb? - English Only forum
“A series” + plural verb - English Only forum
“Come on” is a phrasal verb or not - English Only forum
“Leave” as a causative verb - English Only forum
“Most” and “the most” as adverbs referred directly to the verb - English Only forum
(a verb needed) the practice - English Only forum
(Get to the) Verb - English Only forum
(list/mention/other verb) something as a possible cause? - English Only forum
(phrasal) verb - English Only forum
(phrase order) Complement + verb + subject - English Only forum
(present prefect continuous) or (present perfect) + emotion/sense verb - English Only forum
(the) only.....that+(singular or plural verb) - English Only forum
(to be) + Verb - English Only forum
(Un)comfortable + Verb + ING - English Only forum
(verb) a responsibility - English Only forum
(verb) clear / (verb) it clear - English Only forum
(verb) flexible working hours - English Only forum
(verb) hypothesis - English Only forum
(verb) quality control - English Only forum
（verb）already vs already （verb） - English Only forum
(While)- verb+ ing - English Only forum
[...] that I thought + verb - English Only forum
[auxiliary verb + verb] and [verb] - English Only forum
[collective noun] + [plural finite verb] (Canada/Aus/NZ) - English Only forum
[foolishly] at the end of a clause/ before a verb? - English Only forum
[grammar] Subject + time + verb... - English Only forum
[Inverted] Subject Verb Agreement - English Only forum
[new] the verb has two object clauses - English Only forum
[Phrasal Verb Replacement]: "LOOK AFTER" - English Only forum
[phrasal verb] hold out for - English Only forum
[subject] is one to [verb] - English Only forum
[verb +] festivities - English Only forum
[verb +] video conference - English Only forum
[verb tense] I slipped, hitting my head on the tile floor. - English Only forum
[verb] chest - English Only forum
[verb] the dust off the mattress - English Only forum
[would have + past participle] vs. [would + verb] - English Only forum
% + singular or plural verb - English Only forum
1='would you mind+verb-ing' and 2='Could you please+base form of a verb? - English Only forum
1st conditional with modal verb 'Can' - English Only forum
2 verbs in passive voice - omission of an auxiliary verb - English Only forum
3rd person verb coniugation doubt - English Only forum
"A" also uses the verb “to shift" at the end of. - English Only forum
A and The noun and verb agreement - English Only forum
a bare infinitive or a verb root? - English Only forum
a be form of the verb - English Only forum
"A bit" and "a little" can only be used in front of an adjective when the adjective is being used after a verb such as be, but if a noun follows - English Only forum
A blend of (verb agreement) - English Only forum
A case of subject-verb agreement - English Only forum
a causative verb+dismissed - English Only forum
a child [verb?] his feet from the water - English Only forum
A clause, be V gerund or to Verb or infinitive - English Only forum
A comma after a participial phrase of a verb object - English Only forum
A couple verb tense usage questions - English Only forum
a data system easy for + verb+ing...? - English Only forum
a definition of "is" within the verb "be" - English Only forum
A demanding syntax to understand (the omission of a verb) - English Only forum
A downside to + verb-ing - English Only forum
a fairly common verb (which/that) ... - English Only forum
a feeling of progressive verb. - English Only forum
a fixed phrase such as a prepositional phrase and a verb phrase is used as a noun - English Only forum
a gaggle of people +singular /plural verb? - English Only forum
A includes B = B [verb] A - English Only forum
a large number of people | subject-verb agreement - English Only forum
A linking verb and a preposition in the same sentence - English Only forum
a lot [singular or plural verb?] - English Only forum
a lot and a singular verb - English Only forum
a <milder><more moderate> verb - English Only forum
a minimum of + plural noun + singular/plural verb? - English Only forum
"a modal verb selecting for a full infinitive" - English Only forum
a natural verb - English Only forum
a negative verb followed by a positive verb - English Only forum
A nonfinite verb question. - English Only forum
A noun/noun phrase can be the subject/object of a <sentence/verb>. - English Only forum
A noun+ to + verb and relative clauses - English Only forum
a novel about a town that has… [verb tense] - English Only forum
a passive form of a verb or a linking verb with an adjective - English Only forum
A passive sense verb - English Only forum
a phrasal verb list / a list of phrasal verbs - English Only forum
A phrasal verb which follows another one with the same particle - English Only forum
a phrasal verb which means nearly "erode" - English Only forum
A phrasal verb: "take up" ?? - English Only forum
a plural or singular verb for everything? - English Only forum
A preposition with the verb "to appoint" - English Only forum
a present participle as a complement modifing a verb - English Only forum
A Problem About the "to be" Verb - English Only forum
A question about intransitive verb - English Only forum
A question about past simple and the verb to be - English Only forum
A question about the verb for study. - English Only forum
A question about the word conflict as a verb. - English Only forum
A question about verb - English Only forum
A right verb for operation of a class - English Only forum
A Second Person Singular Verb Form? - English Only forum
a sentence having more than one auxiliary verb or main verb - English Only forum
a sentence without a verb - English Only forum
A sentence without a verb - English Only forum
a sentence without a verb - English Only forum
A sentence without a verb corresponding to a subject. - English Only forum
a single word: the/a verb - English Only forum
A subject agrees with its verb. - English Only forum
a subject of the verb "put" - English Only forum
a suggestion that subject + verb - English Only forum
A suitable verb for "associations"? - English Only forum
A synonym for the verb TO KNOW - English Only forum
a to be verb is missed - English Only forum
a transitive verb <that needs/needing> a direct object - English Only forum
A verb - English Only forum
a verb + up - English Only forum
a verb before a subject - English Only forum
a verb describing fear that something might happen with somebody - English Only forum
A verb describing smoking an e-cigarette - English Only forum
A verb for 'removing snow from something' - English Only forum
a verb for disclosing details about a new film before others have watched it - English Only forum
a verb for finding and bringing something to me? - English Only forum
a verb for giving something as a reason - English Only forum
A verb for "not stay at one place for long" - English Only forum
A verb for releasing a state of body - English Only forum
a verb for "to glance out of the corner of one's eye at"? - English Only forum
a verb form after such as - English Only forum
A verb form for "angry" - English Only forum
a verb from "plural" - English Only forum
a verb in English - English Only forum
A verb in English that means this? - English Only forum
a verb missing here? - English Only forum
a verb or an adjective that collocates with darkness - English Only forum
A verb or an adjective? - English Only forum
A verb or the verb - English Only forum
a verb "skewer" - English Only forum
a verb tense choice - English Only forum
A verb that means getting familiar with thing at school - English Only forum
a verb that means read quickly - English Only forum
A verb that means "suddenly stop shining" - English Only forum
a verb that means "to bring honor to" - English Only forum
A verb that means "to cover" - English Only forum
A verb that means to positively relieve somebody of his position - English Only forum
a verb that stresses the way people talks unnaturally - English Only forum
a verb to collocate with "persuasion" as the object - English Only forum
a verb to construct competition with - English Only forum
a verb to describe ears movement - English Only forum
a verb to describe get drunk - English Only forum
a verb to describe holding both your hands - English Only forum
A verb to express the situation when a car abruptly pulls off. - English Only forum
A verb used before work - English Only forum
a verb vs the verb - English Only forum
A verb--to officially stop a license from continuing - English Only forum
a verb: to strengthen through hardship - English Only forum
A vivid verb: fling? - English Only forum
a whole other verb - English Only forum
A- before a verb as in 8 Maids a-milking ... except without hyphen - English Only forum
a-running ... prefix a- before verb - English Only forum
a/the phrasal verb VOTE IN - English Only forum
abbreviate (verb) - English Only forum
Abide by - Phrasal verb - English Only forum
About after before verb+ing - English Only forum
about email as a verb - English Only forum
about matter as a verb - English Only forum
about n + verb ing - English Only forum
About phrasal verb constructions. - English Only forum
About That is + verb used for purpose - English Only forum
About the verb 'dress' - English Only forum
about the verb 'triumph' - English Only forum
about the verb acknowledged - English Only forum
about the verb in a complex sentence - English Only forum
About the verb "seem" - English Only forum
About the verb "talk" - English Only forum
about the verb "think" - English Only forum
About "to (verb)" - English Only forum
About Verb - English Only forum
About verb form after "as well as" - English Only forum
about verb taught - English Only forum
"about what (noun) to (verb)" - English Only forum
Abstract as a Verb? - English Only forum
Access when used as a verb+[ preposition 'to' ?] - English Only forum
Accord with - Phrasal verb - English Only forum
Acquainted[adj][T.verb]... - English Only forum
act confidently / confident [adverb or adjective after a verb] - English Only forum
Act up [phrasal verb] - English Only forum
Action sequences and verb conjugations - English Only forum
Action verb or state verb? - English Only forum
action, noun or verb - English Only forum
activate verb [ T ] - dictionary additions forum
active verb denoting passive action - English Only forum
Add something to taste? verb or noun? - English Only forum
add up (phrasal verb) - English Only forum
addict- verb - English Only forum
Adding "s" To Verb In Simple Present Tense Question Sentence - English Only forum
Address (verb) - English Only forum
Adj. + verb/verb + adj. - English Only forum
Adjective + as + pronoun+ verb - English Only forum
adjective + verb to be + to infinitive - English Only forum
adjective +gerund /infinitive verb - English Only forum
adjective clause, to + verb or v-ing? - English Only forum
Adjective or Past form of verb - English Only forum
Adjective or Past participle form of verb [said] - English Only forum
Adjective or verb? - English Only forum
adjective used as verb - English Only forum
Adjective/verb - English Only forum
Adjectives - the use of verb participle - English Only forum
Adjectives without auxiliary verb - English Only forum
advance as a verb - advance the detection of single molecules - English Only forum
adventure as a verb - English Only forum
adverb + as + subject + verb - English Only forum
adverb + verb - English Only forum
adverb after the verb - English Only forum
Adverb clause modifying adjective or verb. - English Only forum
adverb position in "modal verb + be + past part." - English Only forum
adverb position, combined with more than one verb - English Only forum
adverb verb position - English Only forum
Adverb+Adjective/Verb+Adverb+much - English Only forum
Adverbial between auxiliary verb and main verb - English Only forum
adverbial clause after a linking verb - English Only forum
adverbial?<when a preposional phrase is behind a verb> - English Only forum
Adverbs in between verb patterns - English Only forum
Adverbs part of verb phrase? - English Only forum
Affirmative sentence with auxiliary verb before subject. - English Only forum
Afraid to (verb) vs afraid of (verb+ing) - English Only forum
after + verb - English Only forum
after +past simple verb - English Only forum
after a landslide at a mine (no verb) - English Only forum
after comma ( ,) why verb+ ing form is used - English Only forum
after going + verb-ing - English Only forum
after verb + ing, the subject needs a person? - English Only forum
after(without subjects/with different a subject)+passive or active (verb) - English Only forum
after/before ING or subj +verb ? - English Only forum
"against" can be a verb? - English Only forum
agency representing a manufacturer [verb?] - English Only forum
"agree" isn't a definition of "is" within the verb "be". - English Only forum
agreement between subject and verb - English Only forum
agreement of the verb - English Only forum
aiming at + verb-ing - English Only forum
"Ain't" like double negative and verb - English Only forum
airs, compasses, contents, customs, damages - countable or uncountable, singular or plural verb? - English Only forum
alert someone to infinitive or -ing verb form? - English Only forum
All he ever does is EAT, DRINK.... why use a main verb? - English Only forum
All I did was "verb" - English Only forum
"All I want is (to) verb" - English Only forum
all in [as verb?] - English Only forum
All of whom _____(plural verb/singular verb)? - English Only forum
All or any/ verb in the singular or in the plural? - English Only forum
All someone does is + verb +- (s) - English Only forum
All species of tiger is/are dangerous. [singular plural verb] - English Only forum
allow (for) a noun to a verb - English Only forum
allow + noun or verb(ing) - English Only forum
Allow + to verb / allow + noun - English Only forum
allow A to verb/ allow for A to verb - English Only forum
allow somebody to do something - prepositional verb - English Only forum
almost + verb - English Only forum
"Almost none" + plural verb - English Only forum
Also + verb + that/ Verb +also + that - English Only forum
Also + verb at the beginning of the sentence. - English Only forum
Also word after auxiliary verb and before the orginal verb - English Only forum
alternate [verb] - English Only forum
although + auxiliary verb - English Only forum
although Verb+ing - English Only forum
am, is, are + verb + ed - English Only forum
am/is/are + to be + verb - English Only forum
Ambiguity over mass nouns and the verb 'include' - English Only forum
amount of words between interrogative word and first verb - English Only forum
an adjective to describe a verb ! - English Only forum
an article before "verb form" - English Only forum
An indicative verb followed by another indicative verb - English Only forum
an inverse active verb for "we lived in London" - English Only forum
An object after the verb 'tell' - English Only forum
And don’t + verb vs. and not + verb - English Only forum
And/or verb: subject-verb agreement - English Only forum
another verb tense exercise - English Only forum
any + that + singular/plural verb - English Only forum
Any phrasal verb for "let me know" ? - English Only forum
any suggestions to + verb vs any suggestion for + verb - English Only forum
apologize [performative verb or not] - English Only forum
"Apply" as an intransitive verb - English Only forum
Appositive after noun phrase/present participle after passive verb tense - English Only forum
appropriate (verb) - English Only forum
Architect as a verb - English Only forum
Are "reach" and "die" linking verb there - English Only forum
are the most likely candidates + verb - English Only forum
Are the verb tenses correct? - English Only forum
are these verbs' structure verb to + base form or verb + inf - English Only forum
Are you familiar with the term "action verb"? - English Only forum
Are you using "caravan" as a verb? - English Only forum
arise a transitive verb or not? - English Only forum
arise as a transitive verb - English Only forum
as + verb - English Only forum
as a noun derived from the verb and indicating... - English Only forum
As a result of / Due to / owing to + verb ing - English Only forum
as a substantive governing a verb - English Only forum
as far ... as John (does) - [final verb required?] - English Only forum
As far as I [verb] - English Only forum
as if + had been [stative verb] - English Only forum
as many apples as need to be cooked - verb - English Only forum
as many as VERB? - English Only forum
As many customers as your business needs. [no subject, verb?] - English Only forum
as near as to verb - English Only forum
As to + base form of verb - English Only forum
as to + verb - English Only forum
as to + verb, as to + noun - English Only forum
As well as + Verb - English Only forum
as well as + verb - English Only forum
"as well as+ verb" - English Only forum
as witness -- inversion of verb? - English Only forum
As...as...+noun +verb - English Only forum
as+ subject+ verb vs as + verb + subject - English Only forum
AS+ VERB+ SUBJ OR AS+SUBJ+VERB - English Only forum
Ash (intransitive verb) - English Only forum
ask sb to verb vs. ask for sb to verb - English Only forum
ask to how someone/something +verb - English Only forum
Assume he has/have [infinitive vs finite verb] - English Only forum
At the moment + verb - English Only forum
Attack - noun or verb? - English Only forum
augment (verb vs noun) pronunciation - English Only forum
author as a verb - English Only forum
Authorize: stative or dynamic verb? - English Only forum
aux. = auxiliary verb - English Only forum
Auxiliary / lexical verb - English Only forum
Auxiliary do+ be+ progressive form of verb - English Only forum
"auxiliary verb" - English Only forum
Auxiliary verb - English Only forum
auxiliary verb 'do' - English Only forum
auxiliary verb + bare infinitive - English Only forum
auxiliary verb + not - English Only forum
auxiliary verb do in an affermative phrase - English Only forum
Auxiliary verb "do" to emphasize - English Only forum
auxiliary verb Do+Have - English Only forum
auxiliary verb "have" + irregular simple past - English Only forum
auxiliary verb in an answer - English Only forum
auxiliary verb in future tense vs. auxiliary modal verbs - English Only forum
auxiliary verb in long constructions - English Only forum
Auxiliary Verb "May" with the Meaning of "Feasibility" - English Only forum
Auxiliary verb problem - English Only forum
Auxiliary Verb? - English Only forum
auxiliary verb/past tense verb + pronoun - English Only forum
auxiliary verbs, pro-verb, or both? - English Only forum
auxiliary with the verb has in questions [What does ...?] - English Only forum
average as a verb - English Only forum
Avoid (verb): how to use - English Only forum
"away" as a verb - English Only forum
Awe used as a verb - English Only forum
Back-page, as a verb - English Only forum
background (verb) - English Only forum
Background (verb) - English Only forum
Backshift [noun and verb?] - English Only forum
Backshifting the verb when we remember or can't exactly remember something - English Only forum
bacon and eggs: countable or uncountable noun/subject-verb agreement - English Only forum
bagsy / bags [verb] - English Only forum
barbecue can be a transitive verb or a intranstitive verb - English Only forum
Bare infinitive after modal verb - English Only forum
bare infitive vs gerund after the verb to be - English Only forum
barrel (verb) with subjects other than cars - English Only forum
barrel [verb] - English Only forum
Base form of a verb and its present tense form - English Only forum
base form of verb with did - English Only forum
Based on - A verb or a preposition - English Only forum
baseline (verb) - English Only forum
baseline as verb - English Only forum
Basically what they do is.......followed by to or by a verb? - English Only forum
"baste" as a verb or as a noun - English Only forum
"bathe" as noun or verb? - English Only forum
Batter up! A verb or a noun? - English Only forum
Be + to + verb Question. - English Only forum
be + verb VS verb [I am afraid / I think] - English Only forum
be + verb (become, beget, etc.) - English Only forum
be +going+infinitive (to + verb present ) - English Only forum
"be able to not only/just + verb" or "be able not only/just to + verb" - English Only forum
be better off + verb ing - English Only forum
be gonna to verb - English Only forum
be known (verb)ing or to verb? - English Only forum
be of+verb - English Only forum
be such as + verb - English Only forum
be supposed to (+ verb) - English Only forum
be supposed to a verb VS to a verb - English Only forum
be sure to <verb> vs. be sure of <verb>-ing - English Only forum
be to + verb - English Only forum
be verb as a complement in passive causative? - English Only forum
be <verb> construction - and spoilage be recognized as - English Only forum
be washed and be eaten (ellipsis of repeat verb) - English Only forum
Be-verb - English Only forum
be-verb ＋past - English Only forum
Be/to be (name of verb) - English Only forum
be+ adjective VS get + adjective /verb 3 - English Only forum
"Be+verb+ing" like "keep+verb+ing" - English Only forum
bear (verb) - English Only forum
beat / beaten (verb) - English Only forum
"Beautiful" is an adjective, "beauty" (is) a noun, and "beautify" (is) a verb. - English Only forum
Because + subject + modal verb - English Only forum
"Become" as a verb is seldom used in the simple present tense form? - English Only forum
become: linking verb - English Only forum
beer – as a verb - English Only forum
Before +verb +ing - English Only forum
before crashing in France, <killing> 48 people and effectively <ending> ....[why verb+ ing?] - English Only forum
Before preceeding a verb in gerund form: preposition or adverb? - English Only forum
being as a main verb - English Only forum
being, noun or verb - English Only forum
being/having being + Verb - English Only forum
Being+V3 without (to be) verb - English Only forum
belong to [ Transitive/ Intransitive verb] - English Only forum
belong to [Verb+preposition <vs> phrasal verb?] - English Only forum
bend as intransitive verb instead of past participle - English Only forum
bending, I kissed / I bent, kissing [verb + participle] - English Only forum
Best preposition for the verb invite - English Only forum
better + verb + ing - English Only forum
better... than + verb - English Only forum
bias - verb - dictionary additions forum
biblical verb 'to know'? - English Only forum
bike as verb : bicycle or motorcycle - English Only forum
bin (verb, in a math context) - English Only forum
bin (verb) - English Only forum
Binoculars, optical instruments consisting of [finite verb?] - English Only forum
block [transitive verb] - English Only forum
"blog" as an intr. verb - English Only forum
Blow (verb): blow chance(s) - English Only forum
blue light (verb) - English Only forum
boat-tail (verb) - English Only forum
<bold> the words [verb?] - English Only forum
Bootstrap (verb) - English Only forum
Both + plural or singular verb - English Only forum
both to + verb and...: gerund after adverbs and prepositions - English Only forum
both+verb - English Only forum
breakable verb - English Only forum
Breakfast (verb) - English Only forum
Breakfast [verb] or have breakfast - English Only forum
Breaking a rule with verb to be - English Only forum
breakneck speed/pace (verb or adjective?) - English Only forum
breeze (verb) vs. breeze (noun) - English Only forum
Bring on (phrasal verb) - English Only forum
bring something to - phrasal verb?? - English Only forum
bring~to...(noun) & ...verb - English Only forum
broken : adjective or verb? - English Only forum
brulee or brûlée as a verb - English Only forum
brush as a verb - English Only forum
Burn not the house [ 'not' after verb ] - English Only forum
bus + verb + road - English Only forum
Business travel as a verb - English Only forum
But for + verb phrase - English Only forum
Bwok (chicken sound) as a verb - English Only forum
By The Time < verb form > - English Only forum
By the time and static verb - English Only forum
call out [phrasal verb] - English Only forum
Can 'better' be used like an auxiliary verb? - English Only forum
can 'opaque' be used as a verb? - English Only forum
Can 'up' be used with any verb? - English Only forum
Can a linking verb follow an adverb? - English Only forum
Can a non-finite verb act as an appositive? - English Only forum
Can a transitive verb function as gerund? - English Only forum
Can "all of which" refer to action(verb)? - English Only forum
Can all verbs be followed by another verb? - English Only forum
Can an adverbial modifier(not an adverb) be put before an adjective or verb? - English Only forum
Can "block shot" work as a verb phrase? - English Only forum
Can "chocolate"be used as a verb ? - English Only forum
Can "corral" be used as an intransitive verb? - English Only forum
Can "cushion" be used as an intransitive verb? - English Only forum
Can "discontent" be used as a verb? - English Only forum
Can explosions just "break"? (intransitive verb) - English Only forum
Can "exult" be used as a transitive verb? - English Only forum
Can I make a sentence using "satisfied + ing-verb" ? - English Only forum
Can I rephrase a verb into "(be) adjective"? - English Only forum
Can I use a present participle or a past tense verb in this sentence? - English Only forum
Can I use a singular verb for "studies"? - English Only forum
Can I use "lemonize" as a verb in english? - English Only forum
Can I use "me and them" and "you and them" before a verb tense ? - English Only forum
Can I use Non-Progressive verb after Preposition and Gerund with ing - English Only forum
Can I use "rid" as a main verb? - English Only forum
Can I use the same verb twice or should I replace it? - English Only forum
Can I use the verb "use" if it's not the best alternative? - English Only forum
Can "implement" be used as an intransitive verb? - English Only forum
can implicit be a verb? - English Only forum
Can "intake" use as a verb? - English Only forum
Can luck (verb) mean make somebody get lucky? - English Only forum
Can modal verb+have+pp express continuity? - English Only forum
Can model verb follow preposiiton? - English Only forum
can one word change verb tense? "yesterday" does not count - English Only forum
"can one/one can": inversion of auxiliar verb and subject - English Only forum
Can "seek" be intransitive verb? - English Only forum
can several verb phrases appear in one sentence? - English Only forum
can "s***" be a verb - English Only forum
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Can warranty be a verb? - English Only forum
Can we omit any non-finite verb? - English Only forum
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Can we use the verb "dissolve" in the passive? - English Only forum
can we use the verb Would for making a suggestion - English Only forum
Can we use verb ing abbreviation after that conjuction in adverbial sentence - English Only forum
Can you tell me when she moved [verb tense] - English Only forum
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"Can you... why did you...?" and "Can you... why you (plus second form of verb)...?" - English Only forum
can't be verb-ing (can't verb) - English Only forum
Can't find the main verb - English Only forum
Can't find the verb in this sentence - English Only forum
Can't/Must + verb be "probability" - English Only forum
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candidated [verb?] - English Only forum
"Canvas cooks" "Sideshow banners break" - verb or noun? - English Only forum
capacity to + verb/capacity for - English Only forum
capital letters in verb tenses names? - English Only forum
Captain Fawcett has bought an unusual taxi: Transitive or Intransitive verb? - English Only forum
Care (verb): imperative forms - English Only forum
Care to+ verb (sounds rude?) - English Only forum
carping (VERB) - English Only forum
Carry over - phrasal verb - English Only forum
"catch oneself and..." (without verb + ing) - English Only forum
Catenative verb and infinitive. - English Only forum
"cater" as a transitive verb - English Only forum
causative verb - English Only forum
causative verb - English Only forum
causative verb - English Only forum
causative verb - English Only forum
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causative verb HAVE and tag questions - English Only forum
causative verb "make" - English Only forum
causative verb "make" and its verb complements - English Only forum
causative verb: bare infinitive vs to infinitive - English Only forum
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Cause (verb): (colloquial equivalent) - English Only forum
Cc as a verb among brackets - English Only forum
cease+ing/to verb? - English Only forum
Central to ... is that the subject + verb [structure] - English Only forum
centre as a verb - English Only forum
certainly don't verb vs don't certainly verb - English Only forum
challenge [verb] - English Only forum
chance of catching it [verb phrase?] - English Only forum
chances are that s + past tense verb. - English Only forum
change position (verb) - English Only forum
Change the verb into affirmative - English Only forum
change verb tense to reported speech - English Only forum
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changing verb tense in "reporting speech" - English Only forum
<channel> as a verb - English Only forum
Cheap out [phrasal verb] - dictionary additions forum
cheerleader (verb) - English Only forum
Chicken out: A verb with its meaning but (non-informal) - English Only forum
China recently overpowered host Japan [verb tense] - English Only forum
Choice Between a Singular and a Plural Verb - English Only forum
Choice Between an Infinitive and a Present-Continuous Verb - English Only forum
Choice of a Verb Form in a Comparison - English Only forum
Choice of the Number of the Verb “Have” - English Only forum
Choose the option that best corrects the verb tense error in the underlined part of - English Only forum
chose verb - English Only forum
Christmas as a verb - English Only forum
clapper as a verb - English Only forum
class II strong verb - English Only forum
clause+ verb+clause - English Only forum
Clauses as objects of the verb “appreciate” - English Only forum
clear of snow - one verb - English Only forum
cleft sentence + to be verb - English Only forum
Cleft structure plus a double object verb - English Only forum
cling to - the phrasal verb - English Only forum
"Clock" as a verb - English Only forum
Close (adjective) + succeed (verb) - English Only forum
close (verb) --Is it absolute? fully or totally closed - English Only forum
close call about +ing verb - English Only forum
Club (Verb) - English Only forum
Co-ordinate conjunctions,verb and auxiliary verb - English Only forum
coax (verb) - English Only forum
coincidentally meeting [verb for this?] - English Only forum
"collapse"-can this verb be transitive/used in the passive voice in the following sentence? - English Only forum
Collective nouns - a group of people + singular or plural verb - English Only forum
Collective: singular or plural verb? - English Only forum
collocation Noun + Verb - English Only forum
collocation regarding verb "give" - English Only forum
Collocations of string/wire/cable + intrasitive verb meaning “cut” - English Only forum
Colon after a verb. - English Only forum
Color-print (verb) - English Only forum
Colour + verb adjective hyphenation - English Only forum
Come from (state or action verb) - English Only forum
<come see> [verb+(noun/verb)] - English Only forum
come through [phrasal verb?] - English Only forum
comes before the/a verb - English Only forum
coming in late [phrasal verb?] - English Only forum
comma after 'Jr.' before verb [abbreviation]: Joseph Biden Jr.,.. - English Only forum
comma before subject/verb inversion? - English Only forum
Comma before the main verb in a sentence - English Only forum
comma before verb - English Only forum
comma before verb (compound subject): Every car, truck and bike, will - English Only forum
comma before verb with compound subject: Peter, Mark, and Solo, are - English Only forum
comma between past partiple and verb - English Only forum
comma between subject and verb - English Only forum
comma between subject and verb: Immense wealth, and its expenditure, fill - English Only forum
comma between subject and verb? - English Only forum
comma btw subject and verb: A library in many people's minds, is an - English Only forum
comma btw subject and verb: and where the members..., are rewarded - English Only forum
comma btw subject and verb: Any C, T, L, or P who hopes..., faces - English Only forum
comma btw subject and verb: brown sugar added to the water..., gives - English Only forum
comma btw subject and verb: Children whose parents are..., copy this - English Only forum
comma btw subject and verb: countries whose wage levels..., are - English Only forum
comma btw subject and verb: emphasizes that A..., and B.., are the - English Only forum
comma btw subject and verb: Protecting a prime minister who.., is a - English Only forum
comma btw subject and verb: Surgical resection to control..., should - English Only forum
comma btw subject and verb: These blogs, can develop... - English Only forum
comma btw subject and verb: Whether he can play... or not, depends on - English Only forum
Comma in direct speech after the verb "tell"? - English Only forum
comma or semicolon in list? / Can a colon follow a verb? - English Only forum
comma with 'though' / 'however' [adverb]: why placed before the verb? - English Only forum
comma: verb and verb and verb - English Only forum
Comment /Comfort (Noun/Verb). - English Only forum
Commit or other verb to use with "felony", "infraction" and "misdemeanour" - English Only forum
"comp" as a verb. - English Only forum
compass as a verb - English Only forum
compensated by / adapt to verb - English Only forum
complained <the> most [Verb + <the> most] - English Only forum
Complement vs Adjunct - verb "lose" - English Only forum
complementing the verb 'to graduate' - word order - English Only forum
Complete sentence without a verb? - English Only forum
Complex Transitive Verb Groups - English Only forum
composed by... [adjective or verb?] - English Only forum
Compound nouns formed from verb+preposition? - English Only forum
Compound verb - English Only forum
compound, are(subject, verb) - English Only forum
compound/verb - English Only forum
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Concerning the word "to transpire" (intr. verb) - English Only forum
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concord: "singular verb" or "plural verb" - English Only forum
conditional after past reporting verb - English Only forum
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conference as a verb? - English Only forum
Confirming what one has been asked - auxiliary verb? - English Only forum
Confused about the "Be Verb" in past tense. - English Only forum
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Conjuction and verb use - English Only forum
Conjugate conditional verb.? - English Only forum
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Conjugate verb with "brainpower" as subject - English Only forum
conjugating verb with "swapped" clause... - English Only forum
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conjugation of the verb "lie" - English Only forum
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Connect: verb for (relationships) - English Only forum
Conquer (verb): very popular or successful - English Only forum
Consent as a noun or verb - English Only forum
Consider + Object + to or ing verb? - English Only forum
"Consider" as intransitive verb ok? - English Only forum
consistency in verb tense - English Only forum
Consistency of verb tense in a sentence - English Only forum
constitute its own committee - the verb constitute - English Only forum
Construct (noun, verb) - English Only forum
Construction with the verb 'take' - English Only forum
construction: to question that <subject> + <verb> - English Only forum
Construction: Verb + his/your + Verb-ing - English Only forum
content/contented adjective or past participle verb - English Only forum
Continue as Delexical Verb - English Only forum
"continue" used as speech verb - English Only forum
Continue+verb - English Only forum
Continuous Infinitive (to be+verb+ing) - English Only forum
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Contradiction used as a verb - English Only forum
contrast - A noun or verb? - English Only forum
contrast as a verb - English Only forum
Contribute + verb - English Only forum
contribute to (a noun/verb) - English Only forum
contribution to + verb - English Only forum
convalescence as a verb? - English Only forum
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converted verb into nouns vs. derrived nouns - English Only forum
coordinated elements - singular or plural verb - English Only forum
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Cop as a verb? - English Only forum
copy/make a copy/xerox/photocopy [verb] - English Only forum
Copy+paste > any single verb? - English Only forum
Corner (verb): You're cornered! Surrender! - English Only forum
Corpsing as a verb - Brit theatrical slang - English Only forum
correct usage of "modal verb(may/might/must)+ have + past participle" - English Only forum
correct verb choice: [raised/brought up again] the incident and his words - English Only forum
correct verb form of "have and need": to see if they [have/had] ... I [need/needed] - English Only forum
Correct verb tense - depends on whether it's currently true? - English Only forum
correlate: intransitive verb? - English Only forum
couch [verb] - English Only forum
could + verb - English Only forum
Could "cash in" be an intransitive verb? - English Only forum
Could I use "mutilated" as a verb? - English Only forum
Could the verb 'bully' be used as an intransitive verb? - English Only forum
Could/Should the dead man have spoken [inversion modal verb] - English Only forum
count on - a stative verb?? - English Only forum
countenance as a verb - English Only forum
coup d'etat [verb: create? do?] - English Only forum
court (verb) - English Only forum
court (verb) -- modern British English equivalent? - English Only forum
cover [verb] - dictionary additions forum
craft as a verb - English Only forum
crayon- paint- color [verb] - English Only forum
Cream (used as a verb) - English Only forum
critique (verb) - English Only forum
crossreference (verb) - English Only forum
crowded with people [verb?] to see the parade - English Only forum
currently -- adjective or adverb when used with a linking verb - English Only forum
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Data mine as a verb - English Only forum
dative verb in the passive voice - English Only forum
dawn <rise / break> [verb?] - English Only forum
days left to/for + verb - English Only forum
De-pin (verb) - English Only forum
debts +verb - English Only forum
Decay (verb): tooth - English Only forum
decide - causative verb - English Only forum
decided against doing karaoke [Transitive / intransitive verb] - English Only forum
decision <to cut production> [ forms of verb phrase acting as a complement of a noun] - English Only forum
decisions will be made and interfaces [] detailed [Verb phrase ellipsis] - English Only forum
decorate, adorn / transitive-verb? - English Only forum
Deejay, DJ (verb) - English Only forum
default (verb) - English Only forum
Defintion of Static ( Static verb) - English Only forum
deliberately take longer [phrasal verb?] - English Only forum
"deliver" is both transitive & intransitive verb? - English Only forum
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Demand + a past form verb - English Only forum
demand that + verb - English Only forum
Demise as a verb-wrong usage - English Only forum
demo (as a verb) - English Only forum
Demolishment of a religious place: verb? - English Only forum
dependent clause without verb - English Only forum
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designate verb - English Only forum
despite + verb+ing/noun phrase - English Only forum
despite <her its> verb - English Only forum
Despite+object+subject+verb - English Only forum
determine on doing something [phrasal verb] - English Only forum
Deviate as a transitive verb - English Only forum
dibs on + verb? - English Only forum
Did + Subj + Verb in an affirmative sentence - English Only forum
did + verb vs. verb+[ed] - English Only forum
<did> all these (suggest a better verb) - English Only forum
did get + verb(ed form)? - English Only forum
did not see <he walks> away [see + noun + verb] - English Only forum
Did you [verb] it with a plate? - English Only forum
Did/Do + Verb - English Only forum
didn't you ever + verb - English Only forum
Die Off (Phrasal Verb) - English Only forum
difference between verb 'know' and 'know of' - English Only forum
difference between passive and get +past verb - English Only forum
Difference between passive: being (Passive verb) and Verb(passive) - English Only forum
different forms of "to be" as a verb of "action", not of "state" - English Only forum
different usages of the verb" blame" - English Only forum
Different verb foms in “not only … but also” - English Only forum
digit- only a noun or also a verb? - English Only forum
Dirty (verb) - English Only forum
disappear / appear as a transitive verb - English Only forum
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display---noun/verb (pronunciation: syllabification) - English Only forum
disposition used as a verb - English Only forum
disregard/discount (verb) - English Only forum
distance between subject and verb - English Only forum
Ditransitive Verb Example - English Only forum
ditransitive verb object extracted - English Only forum
Do [Verb] (It) Again - English Only forum
Do + verb - English Only forum
Do + verb constructions - English Only forum
Do + verb, Will she be/She will be .. - English Only forum
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do and did as auxilliary verb - English Only forum
do as a substitute verb - English Only forum
Do as a substitute verb - English Only forum
"do grace" as a phrasal verb? - English Only forum
Do more than <freeze> (Verb or noun?) - English Only forum
Do not try / Try not to [Verb+not to / Do not+verb] - English Only forum
do not verb in case you verb (the present simple) - English Only forum
do someone out of something / do something out of something [phrasal verb] - English Only forum
do verb refers to clause that is before semicolon - English Only forum
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Do we need a verb? - English Only forum
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Do you know that (,) as often happens in spoken English, the verb "be" can be omitted? - English Only forum
Do you mind + verb - English Only forum
Do you still remember why they <called> again? [transitive verb without object] - English Only forum
do you think (subject-verb inversion) - English Only forum
do you think this sentence has too much verb phrases? - English Only forum
Do you understand German [transitive or intransitive verb] - English Only forum
do/does (auxiliary) and the verb - English Only forum
do\does\did with main verb in simple tense - English Only forum
doctor used as a verb - English Only forum
Dodgy comparative trying to avoid the verb "to be" - English Only forum
Does 'does' also function as an auxiliary verb in the answer - English Only forum
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Does an auxiliary verb continue after dash? - English Only forum
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Does the verb "cross" indicate movement? - English Only forum
Does the verb phrase 'pick up' mean the verb 'learn'? - English Only forum
Does the word 'humanity' take singular or plural verb? - English Only forum
Does the word "does" affect the verb in a question? - English Only forum
Does this verb "Shred off" exist? - English Only forum
does/be (modal verb) - English Only forum
doesn't [verb] worth a damn / dam - English Only forum
Doesn't verb 'modify' require an object - English Only forum
dog preparations [verb] - English Only forum
dogfood [verb] - dictionary additions forum
Don't [verb] dead pimples on your face. - English Only forum
don't at me / @ as a verb - English Only forum
Don't play with that juice box, If it falls it'll <what verb?> - English Only forum
Don't <sir> me [verb] - English Only forum
Don't YOU + verb. - English Only forum
Door (verb) - English Only forum
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double (verb) - English Only forum
double verb in a sentence - English Only forum
Double verb! - English Only forum
double-space as noun or verb ? - English Only forum
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download stress [verb] - English Only forum
Drag back as a phrasal verb - English Only forum
dress (verb) + pet (noun) - English Only forum
Dress code [verb with] - English Only forum
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Drop of verb to be? - English Only forum
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duplication of verb? - English Only forum
Durative and punctual verb - English Only forum
During which time + future verb - English Only forum
e-mail/email as verb and noun - English Only forum
each + verb agreement - English Only forum
each and every one of those who + verb(singular)/verb(plural)? - English Only forum
Each to each a looking-glass Reflects... [subject & verb] - English Only forum
eat little / sleep little [verb + little] - English Only forum
eat vs have verb - English Only forum
efficient in /at verb+ing - English Only forum
eighty-six: verb [86] - English Only forum
Either... or at the beginning of a sentence (verb tense) - English Only forum
either...or...in subject-verb agreement - English Only forum
Either+verb+or+verb - English Only forum
elevenses + verb singular or plural? - English Only forum
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elongate as a transitive verb - English Only forum
email out / mail out [verb and noun] - English Only forum
Email Subject: Verb or Verb-ing form - English Only forum
<emerge from> as a phrasal verb - English Only forum
Emphasis in verb to be - English Only forum
emphasize on a verb - English Only forum
Emphasizing Auxiliary Verb for Present Perfect - English Only forum
End up + what verb - English Only forum
Ending sentence with modal verb - English Only forum
engine stops running [verb to describe this] - English Only forum
"England" with a plural verb? - English Only forum
Enjoy as an intransitive verb? - English Only forum
Enough + verb - English Only forum
enroll verb - English Only forum
ensure consistency and 'correct' length [adjective or verb?] - English Only forum
Entitled to (verb) - English Only forum
Entrepreneur as a verb - English Only forum
Essay as a Verb - English Only forum
estimated to <verb> (when it's an analysis/simulation) - English Only forum
Even if it +Verb+ Noun , it cab + verb + others - English Only forum
event + Be verb + time - English Only forum
every ... and every and verb - English Only forum
every A and every B + singular verb? - English Only forum
Every day (would + a verb) - English Only forum
Every route <servers> over 35 stops [a different verb?] - English Only forum
every~verb(sigular)? or verb(plural)? - English Only forum
Everyone + verb + everyone else [Everyone knows everyone else] - English Only forum
Evidence as a verb - English Only forum
exact as a verb? - English Only forum
Except + verb(-ing) - English Only forum
Except/except for + verb - English Only forum
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Excluding Subject and Verb - English Only forum
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Excuse (verb): used to ask politely that people leave a place - English Only forum
Excuse from + verb + ing: Can I leave out "from"? - English Only forum
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experienced (of) something- verb - English Only forum
<experiment> as a verb - English Only forum
experiments that <wired> exfoliated flakes [wire as a verb] - English Only forum
Expose verb or adjective - English Only forum
Expressing an idea with the verb phrase "take a liking for” + probability + causative + immediacy - English Only forum
expression "when the chips are down" and verb-tense - English Only forum
Extended Verb Phrase - English Only forum
Extra-Machine [acceptable as a verb?] - English Only forum
Facebook <is flooded> with fake advertisements [participle/verb] - English Only forum
"fairly/pretty" with verb - English Only forum
faith - verb? - English Only forum
Fall (verb, figurative): (about ordinary people?) - English Only forum
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Family's + plural verb: Does this sentence sound right? - English Only forum
Fare (verb) in contemporary English (BrE) - English Only forum
Farmville (verb) - English Only forum
fashion (noun) to modify a verb - English Only forum
fast (adjective): verb form? - English Only forum
father [verb] - English Only forum
father as a verb - English Only forum
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feature [as a verb] - English Only forum
feature as a verb - English Only forum
Feature_intransitive verb - English Only forum
feel （static verb） [stative] - English Only forum
Figurative Verb ( Lift, Raise, Elevate ) - English Only forum
Figures [verb] - English Only forum
Figuring out subject and verb of each sentence - English Only forum
file(verb) - English Only forum
fill: ergative verb ? - English Only forum
find or other verb - English Only forum
Find please ~. Main verb - English Only forum
Find the verb - English Only forum
finding appropriate verb.. - English Only forum
Finding the verb in each sentence. - English Only forum
finite verb and infinite verb - English Only forum
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firm footing (verb & pronoun to go with this expression) - English Only forum
First + verb - English Only forum
first order will be shipped ...and the rest <will be shipped> [drop verb?] - English Only forum
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fix (verb in figurative meaning) - English Only forum
Fix noun and verb - English Only forum
Flagrantly + verb - English Only forum
flap T and phrasal verb with adverb? - English Only forum
flower gets less beautiful in one verb - English Only forum
flower gets more beautiful in one verb - English Only forum
foot as a verb? - English Only forum
for (the) verb -ing - English Only forum
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