Many linguistics textbooks treat copular verbs as a separate category of verbs.

In some languages, defective verbs cannot be conjugated in all tenses, which complicates grammatical analysis.

In my linguistics seminar, we analyzed impersonal verbs to understand how weather expressions function without a clear subject.

In the grammar workshop, we analyzed several linking verbs and discussed their role in forming predicate complements.

In her workbook, she practiced conjugating regular verbs until she felt confident.

Linguistics students practice identifying finite verbs in sample sentences.

In the grammar workshop, we analyzed several reflexive verbs to understand how the subject and object interact.

In Old English studies, weak verbs often form the past tense with a dental suffix rather than a vowel change.

In historical linguistics seminars, we analyze strong verbs to trace sound changes across time.

Researchers examined how direct verbs function differently in various languages.