Assertion: predicate's verb | /r/HasProperty | verb
Facets:
value: obnoxiously
type: MANNER
value: in their base form
type: OTHER
Source sentences:
text: The only verbs that can be considered finite are verbs in their base form (the infinitive form without the particle to), verbs in their past-tense form, or verbs inflected for the third-person singular.
text: The verb (laughed), the adverb (obnoxiously) and the prepositional phrase (at the frightened puppy) make up the complete predicate.
text: The predicate consists of one main verb which can be an action verb or a linking verb, or a verb phrase and the complement that follows.
text: For a long time, grammarian-types asserted that when you've got a subject that is followed by a linking verb, the thing that comes after the linking verb (the adjective or noun) should be in the nominative case—that is, in the form that is used in the subject position.
text: And, finally, certain verbs pertaining to the five senses may also be considered non-action verbs.
text: Intransitive complete are all the verbs that don't fit one of the other kinds of transitive or intransitive verbs.