what verbs describe you?

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*looks over many of the answers given*

*whines internally*

Why do so many not know what a verb is?

I hate my job...
 
*looks over many of the answers given*

*whines internally*

Why do so many not know what a verb is?

I hate my job...

yeppers. That's why they always ask what adjective describes you instead.


Mine is....

will
 
Loving
Longing
Dreaming
Learning
Teaching
Failing
Trying
Surviving

God-Fearing
Poem-Writing
 
Thanking
Listening
Singing
Reading
Praying
Drinking Coffee
Chatting
Packing
Driving
Waiting
Standing on the promises of God
 
Those are actually verbal nouns, not verbs :rolleyes:

If you take off the 'ing' at the end they become verbs again.. :)

yeah, zero. funny you mention that.

i started my list with present tense verbs. unfortunately, several of my verbs don't read as well (for this list) right without the implied "am" and in the present tense.

i guess i assumed that y'all knew that. : )
 
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*looks over many of the answers given*

*whines internally*

Why do so many not know what a verb is?

I hate my job...

I don't think I have ever seen so many participles together in one place!

"What do they teach them in the schools these days?"

I rejoice!
I suffer!
I love!
I live!
I walk!

(live and walk are the same verb in Greek, part of my journey, a noun!)