In linguistics class, we discussed adjective verbs and how they differ from ordinary adjectives.

Many learners struggle to understand particle verbs because their meanings often change with different particles.

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.

Students learning French often struggle with pronominal verbs because they require different pronoun placement and agreement rules.

Light verbs play a subtle role in forming complex predicates in many languages.

When learning German, I struggled with separable verbs because their prefixes move to the end of the sentence.

In the grammar workshop, we practiced using ditransitive verbs by exchanging sentences like 'She gave him a book'.

The linguistics class discussed how negative verbs affect sentence meaning.