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Definitions from the WebVerb ArticleDescriptionA verb article is a type of article that is used before a verb to specify or emphasize the action being performed. SensesSense 1In grammar, a verb article is a word that indicates the definiteness or indefiniteness of a verb. Example sentence: The get in "get the book" functions as a verb article. Sense 2In linguistics, a verb article is a grammatical element that appears before a verb and provides additional information about the action. Example sentence: The to in "to run" acts as a verb article, indicating the infinitive form of the verb. UsagesUsage 1: PopularIn popular usage, a verb article refers to a grammatical element used before a verb to indicate the tense, mood, or voice. Example sentence: She is running in the park. (The verb article "is" represents the present tense of the verb). Related products: English grammar books Usage 2: LocalIn local usage, particularly in certain dialects or regions, a verb article is a word or phrase used before a verb for local emphasis or cultural significance. Example sentence: He reckon you should come over for dinner. (The verb article "reckon" is used in some dialects to indicate local speech patterns). Related products: Dialect dictionaries | ||||
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