Verbs

Question 1

Dynamic Verbs

Answer 1

verbs that show physical movement (to run, to hit, to move)

Question 2

Stative Verbs

Answer 2

more abstract (I agree, I believe, I doubt, I imagine)

Question 3

Modal Verbs

Answer 3

tells us more about the degree of certainty/necessity (could, would, should)
modal verbs of:
- obligation: need, must
- necessity: should, will, ought 
- possibility: can, may, shall

Question 4

Imperative Verbs

Answer 4

commands (go, mix, cook)

Question 5

Auxiliary Verb

Answer 5

indicate the tense, mood, and voice of other verbs in a sentence (am, is, are, does do, it, has, have, had)

Question 6

Finite Verbs

Answer 6

verbs that have a definite relation with the subject/noun and is usually the main verb in a sentence (can, must, have, be)

Question 7

Non-Finite Verbs

Answer 7

cannot be the main verb of a sentence and is usually used as nouns, adverbs, and adjectives (We are ready to play now, I felt it difficult to comprehend, I needed a sound sleep to calm my mind)

Question 8

Transitive Verb

Answer 8

carry an object and needs a noun to finish the sentence (I filled, I carried, I made)

Question 9

Intransitive Verb

Answer 9

can stand alone and grammatically makes sense (I ran, I swam)