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According to the Oxford English Dictionary, a verb is “a word used to describe an action, state, or occurrence, and forming the main part of the predicate of a sentence.”

In simpler terms, a verb shows what someone is doing (like run, read, eat) or what is happening (like is, seems, feels). Verbs are necessary for making complete sentences because they tell us what is happening, when it happens, and who is doing it. They can also change form depending on the tense, subject, and number.

Yes, there can be two main verbs in a sentence. For example,

• Samiksha laughed and danced all night at the party.
• He cooked dinner and washed the dishes.
• Aradhna read the book and wrote a summary.

A verb is a word that shows an action or a state of being. It tells what the subject of a sentence is doing (like run, eat, write) or what is happening (like is, seems, feels). Verbs are one of the most important parts of a sentence because they give life to the subject.

Without verbs, we wouldn't know what is happening or what someone is doing in a sentence. They help us understand time, mood, and condition too.

Here are some of the books that a student can refer to learn about Adverbs in English:

Some of the uses of Adverbs in English are:

• Adds detail and clarity
• Help show emotion, tone, or attitude
• Provides important context by telling where, when, how, how often, something happens
• Boosts writing and speaking skills. By using Adverbs in English grammar, the language can make more dynamic, expressive, and descriptive
• Helps in exams and standardized tests

The most common types of adverbs are Adverbs of Manner, Adverbs of Place, Adverbs of Time, Adverbs of Frequency, Adverbs of Degree, and Conjunctive Adverb. The details of the types of Adverbs are given as follows:

Adverbs in English is a word that describes or modifies an adjective, a verb, another adverb, or maybe a whole sentence. Usually, Adverbs answer the questions such as when, where, how, to what extent, how much, etc. A few examples of Adverbs are:

• The roads in my area are very steep
• The election in Delhi is coming soon
• They participated in the annual function happily
• Yesterday, I went to the market
• We will leave tomorrow for Bhutan

RRB group D exam is conducted in both the language which is Hindi and English both and these questions are in the form of objective, so don't worry about the questions in RRB group D. Keep focusing on the syllabus.

Yes, learning basic German is highly recommended. It helps you with daily tasks, part-time jobs, reading contracts, and dealing with government offices. It also helps you integrate socially and culturally.