Plan: The verb. Characteristics of the verb according to the suggested criteria

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1.1. THE VERB AND ITS GRAMMATICAL CATEGORIES IN THE 
ENGLISH AND Uzbek LANGUAGES 
Plan: 
1. 
The verb. Characteristics of the verb according to the suggested criteria
2. 
Classification of the verb
according to the structure and semantic peculiarities
in 
 
the 
English 
and 
native 
languages
3. 
Grammatical categories of the verb in the English and native languages
Basic concepts of the subject 
 
Conversion, back –formation, composition, compound verbs, regular verbs, 
irregular verbs, notional verbs, functional verbs, weakened lexical meaning, 
the category of voice, the category of mood, reflexive voice, middle voice, 
active voice, passive voice, disputable problem, transitive verbs, intransitive verbs

At the previous items of the manual we noted that grammatical categories 
are divided into primary and secondary. Primary grammatical categories consist 
of parts of speech. Secondary grammatical categories are those which exist in each 
part of speech. As every grammatical category is the expression of some general 
idea, the verb, as a primary grammatical category, expresses some action, state or 
the description of an action or state: walk, work, live, love, like, wish, want intend, 
try. 
 
 
The term verb comes from Latin: “Verbium” which means “a word”. The 
verb is the most complex part of speech and it is the heart of the sentence. 
Recognizing the verb is the most important step in understanding the meaning of 
the sentence.