Sentence examples for take verbs from inspiring English sources

It is found that only DIC may take verbs of perceptual effect or physical action (such as 酸 suan "sour" or 寫 xie "write") and collocate more with temporally-situated specifiers (such as 剛才 gangcai "just now," 今天 jintian "today").

The semantics of representational attitude verbs they propose is given in 7, and I take the verb believe for illustration here.

The verb for "fills" is ambiguous and some commentators (like Rashi, influencing the NJPS translation quoted here) take the verb to be in the present tense while others (like Ibn Ezra and Robert Alter in his translation) see the verb as being in the future tense.

Take a verb: we'll use hablar, comer, and vivir.

Take the verb and chop off the -ar.

Take the verb manger (to eat) for example.

Now take the verb you wish to put into the "ing" form and take off the "ar", ir","er" ending.

The preceding discussion demonstrates that root/deontic modal auxiliaries take event (telic) verbs or verbs that can add an event argument to their temporal structure as their complement; they are all future-projecting, i.e. as in Japanese, they all have the temporal structure S ≠ E (speech time is not identical with, i.e. it precedes event time), even if the modal is located in the past.

Rarely is there ever a need to use the future tense of the verb "to take", however, this verb is "will take".

The comparison of verbs that can take CP complements with verbs that can take NP complements, when these verbs appeared with prepositional phrase complements, revealed activations in bilateral anterior MTG and precuneus, showing that embedding also affects processing at the lexical level.

Spanish is not the most complex language for verbs (take a look at English) but there are many irregular verbs and some irregular constructions.