When learning a language, people typically focus on nouns and adjectives first. But verbs are the real key.

The ten most commonly used English verbs – be, have, do, go say, can, will, see, take and get – are all irregular. Lieberman found that this is because irregular verbs are weeded out much more ...

Objectives: Students will identify active verbs versus passive verbs. Students will compare and contrast the effectiveness of active verbs versus passive verbs. Students will analyze the purpose of an ...

Avoir is a very useful verb and is used whenever we would say 'have' in English. Learn how to use avoir in this guide from BBC Bitesize.

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Phrasal verbs have roots back in the earliest Old English writings, where verbs with short adverbs and prepositions were used in a very literal sense showing mostly the direction, place, or physical ...

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Nominalizations are grammatical, and a lot of adjectives and verbs have noun forms, but using nominalizations can occasionally lead to terrible writing.

Avoir is a very useful verb and is used whenever we would say 'have' in English. Learn how to use avoir in this guide from BBC Bitesize.