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The Ultimate Strong Verbs List. We’ve broken the following list of strong verbs into subsets to help you more quickly find the strong verb with the exact quality you want — from vivid to forceful to fun. Verbs do have a tone, and even verbs that mean generally the same thing won’t work equally well in the same context.
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BetaEnjoy - English Grammar Today - a reference to written and spoken English grammar and usage - Cambridge Dictionary
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BetaHow To Know Which Verbs Need Replacing. Your first hint is your own discomfort with a sentence. Odds are it features a snooze-inducing verb. As you hone your ferocious self-editing skills, train yourself to exploit opportunities to replace a weak verb for a strong one.. At the end of this post I suggest a list of 273 vivid verbs you can experiment with to replace tired ones.
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BetaWhat makes strong verbs and weak verbs grammatically different? Uncover what these two types of verbs are, along with multiple examples, to help you understand how to use them.
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BetaA gerund is a verb being used like a noun. Examples: They enjoy dancing. We enjoyed swimming in the sea. Jane did not enjoy singing karaoke. In all of the above examples, the gerund (ing form) is the direct object of the verb “enjoy.” For other uses of the ing form, see this lesson -> The ing form of English verbs. enjoy + reflexive pronoun
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BetaStrong Verbs List Replace the top word with a ‘juicier’ word from the list below. Also, check your thesaurus for other words!! …ran raced sped scampered skipped sprinted jogged hurried hustled bustled hurtled darted dashed whipped rushed scooted scrambled bolted trotted bounded rushed scuttled …go/went travel journey move
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BetaSecond, the verb "enjoy" is often followed by a gerund. You can’t use an infinitive after "enjoy." I enjoy gardening. I enjoy to garden. (No!) This is one way in which "enjoy" is different from the verb "like." After "like," the use of either a gerund of an infinitive is okay: I like gardening. I like to garden. Here are some other common ...
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BetaNo doubt good writing depends on the selection of words, selection of good adjectives, verbs, and adverbs. Adjectives, Verbs, and Adverbs that can spice your writing. And the easiest way to win this out and create a masterpiece is to replace flabby verbs with these strong verbs in your writing. List of Strong Verbs in English. Here is a strong ...
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BetaStrong verbs are an essential part of any writer's toolkit, and they can help you. Welcome! Today, we're going to talk about strong verbs and how they can make your writing more captivating and engaging. ... To enjoy the taste or smell of something: Inhale: To breathe in deeply: Related Mastering Reflexive Verbs: Me, Myself, and I.
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BetaStrong verbs connects with readers emotionally. They create more pathos than using weak verbs. Strong verbs work just as good in present tense form or in past tense. Irregular verbs are powerful verbs, but not all regular verbs are weak verbs. One has to develop a sense of differentiating between the strong and weak verbs.
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