In Proto-Germanic, this part of speech includes a small, irregular subclass named for two inflections of this part of speech.
In Proto-Germanic, this part of speech includes a small, irregular subclass named for two inflections of this part of speech. In Proto-Indo-European, the traditional reconstruction of this part of speech is described by the CowgillÂ–Rix system. In Proto-Germanic, this part of speech is classified based on whether it inflects via ablaut or via a dental suffix. In Germanic languages, this part of speech is satellite-framed, possesses strong and weak forms, and, if it has zero valence, must take a dummy subject. The copula is otherwise known as the "linking" form of this part of speech, which can be conjugated to express mood, aspect, or tense. For 10 points, name this part of speech that conveys action.
In Proto-Germanic, this part of speech includes a small, irregular subclass named for two inflections of this part of speech.
verb