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Hanuman_2000 Posted 22 years ago
Grammar

Verb

Sir,

what is the meaning of 'Coercive' verbs and Verbs of "perception".

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I lifted this from China Daily: '(1) Verbs of coercive meaning, including MAKE, HAVE, LET. (2) Verbs of perception, of seeing and hearing. This type includes SEE, HEAR, WATCH, NOTICE, OBSERVE'.

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  • I lifted this from China Daily: '(1) Verbs of coercive meaning, including MAKE, HAVE, LET.
  • (2) Verbs of perception, of seeing and hearing.
  • This type includes SEE, HEAR, WATCH, NOTICE, OBSERVE'.
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I lifted this from China Daily:

'(1) Verbs of coercive meaning, including MAKE, HAVE, LET.
(2) Verbs of perception, of seeing and hearing. This type includes SEE, HEAR, WATCH, NOTICE, OBSERVE'.
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