What is verb or verb phrase?

Answer 1

A verb is either an action verb, linking verb or helping verb. A verb phrase is utilized if more than one verb is used in a sentence, like a helping verb and an action verb.

Example:

He had gone to the mall.

Had is a helping verb.

Gone is an action verb.

Had gone is a verb phrase.

Answer 2

I assume you mean "verb or verb phrase" A verb is a word that shows action or ownership, as in "I SAT on the chair" (SAT is the verb), "I WENT to the store" (WENT is the verb) or "That book BELONGS to me." (BELONGS is the verb). A verb phrase is the verb plus any of its modifiers. In the above examples, "on the chair", "to the store", and "to me" are each prepositional phrases that modify the verbs. Together with the verbs themselves, they constitute verb phrases.

Answer 3

Yes it is a word any more question about this ...........................

Back when I was in school, we had a catchy jingle that helped us remember

the rule. Part of the lyrics went like this:

Ah well ah evrybody knows, about the verd,

verd, verd, verd, v-verd's the word,

ah bah bah bah bah bah bah um ma mau, mau ... etc.

Answer 4

a verb is an action, a verb phrase is a group of words including a verb

Answer 5

a verb phrase is an action that happen but is a phrase.

Answer 6

It's a word or phrase that describes the actions.

Answer 7

They can take the bus to school.

Answer 8

stored