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Jigneshbharati Posted 6 years ago
Grammar
Working action verb
I have been working since I was 18. I know that work is a verb here. How do I know if work is an action verb? I can understand walk, run, laugh as action verbs as I can see the action happening but find it difficult to visualise the same for the verb "work".
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Jigneshbharati find it difficult to visualise the same for the verb "work" You must have a very sedentary job. The basic meaning of 'work' is to do something useful. That may be chopping wood, delivering heavy packages, climbing up ladders to fix roofs, installing carpets, or doing acrobatics in a circus.
- Jigneshbharati find it difficult to visualise the same for the verb "work" You must have a very sedentary job.
- The basic meaning of 'work' is to do something useful.
- That may be chopping wood, delivering heavy packages, climbing up ladders to fix roofs, installing carpets, or doing acrobatics in a circus.
- Is it still difficult for you to see 'work' as an action verb?
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Jigneshbharatifind it difficult to visualise the same for the verb "work"
You must have a very sedentary job.
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