1. List Of All Verbs In Alphabetical Order

‘To be’ verbs belong to two tenses as follows. Present tense: am, is, are, being ( Present Participle ), been ( Past Participle ), be. Past tense: was, were. These verbs play double roles. They function like main verbs. ( when there is only one verb inthe predicate part of the sentence ) I am late. They are yours. I was here only.

A teacher in primary school taught us to memorize this list. It is all of the forms of the verb “to be” plus all the auxiliary verbs, which are somewhat related: is. I think I’m missing one, because the pattern I was. Songs and other mnemonics are popular ways to teach parts of speech in closed classes. Parts of speech like nouns and verbs are said to be in open classes; that is, new nouns and verbs are added all the time. You can't teach what a noun is by having your students memorize a song containing every noun in the English language.

List of English Verbs in all Tenses 1000 English Verbs Forms Proper use of verbs is very important to speak and write correct English. Following is the list of Verbs in it's forms S.No.

List Of All Verbs In Alphabetical Order

“Be” Verbs 'Be' Verbs There are really no 'be' verbs. There’s only one—the verb 'to be.' But any of its forms will do the job: am, are, is, was, were, been, being, be, I’m, he’s, we’re, you’re, it’s, isn’t, aren’t, ain’t, etc. Isn’t one, in case you were wondering. And I’m not really sure about 'ain’t' either).