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Do you mean "be" in all its various forms, or only the word "be"? Here are some uses of the word be . The word be is a base verb.
- Do you mean "be" in all its various forms, or only the word "be"?
- Here are some uses of the word be .
- The word be is a base verb.
- ) Next, you will see the infinitive form (with the marker "to") He wants to be kind to his mother.
- Next (but infrequently), you will see the subjunctive form: Jim asked that John be present at the meeting.
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Do you mean "be" in all its various forms, or only the word "be"?
Here are some uses of the word be.
The word be is a base verb.
It is used as an imperative:
Mother says to her son Johnny, "Johnny, be good and I will give you some candy."
It can also be used (as in this sentence) with modal (auxiliary/helping) v
Here are some uses of the word be.
The word be is a base verb.
It is used as an imperative:
Mother says to her son Johnny, "Johnny, be good and I will give you some candy."
It can also be used (as in this sentence) with modal (auxiliary/helping) v
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