- A
proverb (from Latin: proverbium) or an
adage is a simple,
traditional saying that
expresses a
perceived truth based on
common sense or experience. Proverbs...
- In linguistics, a
pro-
verb is a word or
partial phrase that
substitutes for a
contextually recognizable verb phrase (via a
process known as grammatical...
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- An
auxiliary verb (abbreviated aux) is a
verb that adds
functional or
grammatical meaning to the
clause in
which it occurs, so as to
express tense, aspect...
- A
modal verb is a type of
verb that
contextually indicates a
modality such as a likelihood, ability, permission, request, capacity, suggestion, order,...
- po****rly
known and repeated.
Proverb or
Proverbs may also
refer to:
Adages in
general Pro-
verb, the
pro-form of a
verb The Book of Proverbs, a book of...
- do-insertion or
periphrastic do), in
English grammar, is the use of the
auxiliary verb do (or one of its
inflected forms e.g. does), to form
negated clauses and...
- An anti-
proverb or a
perverb is the
transformation of a
standard proverb for
humorous effect.
Paremiologist Wolfgang Mieder defines them as "parodied,...
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traditional grammar of
Modern English, a
phrasal verb typically constitutes a
single semantic unit
consisting of a
verb followed by a
particle (e.g., turn down...
- linguistics, an
impersonal verb is one that has no
determinate subject. For example, in the
sentence "It rains", rain is an
impersonal verb and the
pronoun it...
