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Step 2 of 6: Grammar
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Master the engine of English sentences! Learn Main vs. Helping Verbs, Transitive vs. Intransitive, Regular vs. Irregular (V1, V2, V3), and the crucial rules of Does/Did + V1!
A verb is a word that expresses an Action (काम), a State (स्थिति), or an Occurrence (घटना). Every complete English sentence requires a verb!
Delivers the core meaning of the action or state:
• "I eat rice." (eat = main verb)
• "She writes letters." (writes = main verb)
• "They play cricket." (play = main verb)
Helps the main verb establish tense, continuous, or perfect aspect:
• BE: am, is, are, was, were ("I am studying.")
• DO: do, does, did ("Did you go?")
• HAVE: have, has, had ("She has finished.")
Action Verbs (Physical / Mental):
• Physical: run, eat, drive, cook, play
• Mental: think, remember, understand, decide
State Verbs (Condition / Feelings / Possession):
know, believe, like, love, want, belong, need
👉 "I know him." (Not an action you watch happening)
Transitive (Requires an Object):
"I bought a phone." (Bought what? → a phone ✅)
"She opened the door." (Opened what? → the door ✅)
Intransitive (No Direct Object Needed):
"He sleeps." / "The baby cried." / "They laughed."
Connects the subject to an adjective or noun description:
• "She is happy." (is links She ↔ happy)
• "You look tired." (look links You ↔ tired)
• "He became angry."
• Listen to me.
• Wait for you.
• Look at the board.
• Talk to my friend.
• Depend on you.
• Believe in yourself.