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verbal noun::noun | Spocien Dictionary
| Type | Words |
|---|---|
| Synonyms | deverbal noun |
| Type of | common noun |
| Has types | gerund |
Examples of verbal noun
verbal noun
Verbal noun signifies the action indicated in the verb that is derived from it.
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Even in verb classes that do have a regular verbal noun form, there are exceptions.
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Fula is based on verbo-nominal roots, from which verbal, noun and modifier words are derived.
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A gerund is a verbal noun that refers to the action of the verb.
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Verbal noun only refers to an act, activity, mechanism, or process without signifying the time-line.
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The infinitive, strictly a verbal noun, has two forms.
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In this case, only the auxiliary verb precedes the subject, while the verbal noun comes after the subject.
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In linguistics, the verbal noun turns a verb into a noun and corresponds to the infinitive in English language usage.
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Between PIE and Germanic the verbal noun was adapted as a past participle for the new Germanic synthetic tenses.
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