Sentence examples for some verb from inspiring English sources

Some verb forms indicate the relative positions of objects, including directions of movement toward or away from the speaker.

Some verb forms vary according to the physical shape of the direct object: for example, the verb form for holding a ball differs from that for holding a stick.

But, as Alan Haburchak shared during our online learning challenge, one month of trying to learn Spanish using only his smartphone left him crying out for some verb tables.

It also leaves unanswered the question why some verb phrases such as 'I promise' may be used performatively while others cannot be so used.

After completing the verb analysis, we belatedly realized that our retrieval script was case-sensitive, so we missed some verb tokens.

A related position is that learners start out using pre-emption/entrenchment, and it is only after they have acquired some verb restrictions on this basis that they become aware of correlations with verb semantics that can be used to restrict subsequent generalization (e.g., Tomasello, 2003; see also Wonnacott et al., 2008; Wonnacott, 2011; Perfors et al., 2010, 2011).

Some verb-endings even say where the action of the verb takes place relative to the speaker: gwerantena means "to place a large object in a low place nearby".

The estate did allow tense changes in some verbs.

"I think of the shift between present and past tense of some verbs," she reflected.

Some verbs of great frequency (antecedents of the modern words be, shall, will, do, go, can, may, and so on) had their own peculiar patterns of inflections.

Some verbs, such as explain and say, never omit the preposition to before the indirect object: John's mother explained the details to her son.