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1. With regard to whether they admit an object or not:

1. Transitive

2. Intransitive

2. With regard to its relationship with the complement and object-types:

1. Intensive

2. Extensive

3. With regard to whether they can be progressive or not:

1. Stative

2. Dynamic

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