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until 4.140, 4.142, 8.20, 8.24

unwillingness 5.194, 5.197–5.199, 5.239–5.241

us 1.104, 1.122

used to 5.252–5.255, 7.57

—————— V ——————

verbs

•auxiliary verbs 5.12–5.13, 5.16, 5.53–5.56, 8.167, 10.61–10.71, R80–R87

•compound verbs 3.117–3.125

•delexical verbs 3.32–3.45

•ditransitive verbs (verbs with two objects) 3.7, 3.73–3.82, 9.20

•ergative verbs 3.59–3.67

•intransitive verbs 3.2–3.13, 8.165

•linking verbs 3.126–3.181

•performative verbs (verbs used to perform an action) 7.64–7.66

•phrasal verbs 3.83–3.116, 6.111, 9.17

•reciprocal verbs 3.5, 3.68–3.70

•reflexive verbs 3.26–3.31

•reporting verbs 3.24–3.25, 7.5–7.15, 7.33–7.34

•stative verbs 4.69, R120–R122

•transitive verbs 3.3, 3.14–3.45, 3.123

list of verbs of position 3.12

verbs that can be used both with and without an object 3.46

list of verbs that can be transitive or intransitive depending on the meaning 3.48

verbs that do not always need an object 3.49–3.50

list of transitive verbs that can be used without an object 3.50

verbs that can take an object or a prepositional phrase 3.55–3.57

verbs of movement 3.58

verbs that involve people affecting each other with the same action 3.68

verbs that can have two objects 3.73–3.82

verbs that usually have both a direct object and an indirect object 3.82

verbs with object complements 3.128

verbs that relate to causing something to happen 3.162

verbs that relate to giving someone a job or role 3.164

verbs of opinion 3.165–3.168

using two main verbs together 3.182–3.211

verbs followed by an -ing participle 3.190–3.191

verbs followed by a to-infinitive 3.192–3.194

verbs with an infinitive without to 3.205

verbs followed by for and a to-infinitive 3.209

list of verbs used to specify position 6.78

verbs of thinking and knowing 7.9

verbs of learning and perceiving 7.10–7.11

verbs that describe the way in which something is said 7.19–7.21

verbs used with that-clauses 7.30

verbs usually used in the passive 9.18

list of verbs rarely used in the passive 9.19

list of verbs often used in split sentences about needs and wants 9.30

list of verbs that can have impersonal it as object 9.35

list of verbs used with impersonal it to describe the weather 9.36

verb forms R50–R88

pronunciation R55, R57, R59

formation of participles R59–R75

list of verbs with irregular past forms and -ed participles R72

forms of auxiliaries R80–R88

formation of tenses R89–R119

formation of infinitives and participles R124–R135

very 1.248, 2.39, 2.140, 2.165, 2.167

vivid narrative 4.65

vocatives 9.95–9.99

with reporting verbs 7.23

—————— W ——————

want 3.191, 3.198, 3.212, 5.234

we 1.102, 1.122

weather 9.36

what

as interrogative pronoun 1.151–1.152

in wh-questions 5.21–5.25, 5.33

what about and what of in questions 5.45–5.46

in nominal relative clauses 8.112–8.116

in split sentences 9.28–9.30

in exclamations 9.92–9.93

whatever 5.34

in wh-questions 5.34

in conditional clauses 8.42

in nominal relative clauses 8.112, 8.115

whatsoever 5.89

wh-clauses 8.126–8.128

when

in wh-questions 5.21–5.25, 5.29

in time clauses 8.10–8.17, 8.24

in relative clauses 8.104–8.105

whenever 8.13, 8.24

where

in wh-questions 5.21–5.25, 5.29

with adjectives such as necessary and possible 8.24

in place clauses 8.73–8.77

in relative clauses 8.104–8.106, 8.114

wherever

in wh-questions 5.34

with adjectives such as necessary and possible 8.24

in conditional clauses 8.42

in place clauses 8.76

whether

in reported speech 7.35–7.36, 7.48

in conditional clauses 8.40–8.41

which

as relative pronoun 1.148

as interrogative pronoun 1.151–1.152

in wh-questions 5.21–5.25, 5.28

of which 8.102

in relative clauses 8.110–8.111

whichever 8.42, 8.115

while

in time clauses 8.11, 8.24

in concessive clauses 8.66, 8.71

whilst

in time clauses 8.11

in concessive clauses 8.66, 8.71

who and whom

as relative pronouns 1.147, 8.84, 8.90, 8.93

as interrogative pronouns 1.151–1.153

in wh-questions 5.21–5.26

of whom 8.102

whoever

in wh-questions 5.34

in conditional clauses 8.42

in nominal relative clauses 8.115

whose

as relative pronoun 1.150, 8.101–8.102

as interrogative pronoun 1.151–1.153

in wh-questions 5.21–5.25, 5.27

wh-questions 5.21–5.34, 5.46, 5.256, 9.94, 10.77

reporting wh-questions 7.37–7.38

wh-words 5.22–5.34

how 5.31

what 5.33

when and where 5.29

which 5.28

why 5.30

whatever, wherever, whoever 5.34

who and whom 5.26

whose 5.27

as subject 5.23

as object or adverb 5.24

used to report wh-questions 7.37–7.38

why 4.26

in suggestions 5.46

in defining clauses 8.107

will

talking about the future 4.53, 5.108, R104

expressing general truths 4.54

expressing certainty 4.55–4.56, 5.129

expressing likelihood 5.121

will not and won’t for forbidding 5.147

giving instructions and appeals for help 5.156

giving firm instructions 5.166

making offers and invitations 5.172

expressing intentions 5.189–5.190

will not and won’t for refusal 5.195

in reported speech 7.55

wishes 5.200–5.203, 5.205–5.206

with 2.284

after adjectives 2.48

in reported speech 7.79

in the passive 9.15–9.16

within 4.130, 4.131

won’t 5.16, 5.19, 5.59, 5.102, 5.147, 5.189, 5.195