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1. What if Cicero doesn't reach the verb?
2. What is a sentence with no verbs?
3. Can we construct a sentence without verbs?
4. Does every sentence need a subject?
5. Is it worth sparing Cicero?
6. Is it worth killing Cicero?
7. Can a clause have no verb?
8. Can we use no with verb?
9. What are the 4 types of verbs?
10. What do you call a verb that doesn't follow any rule?
11. What do we call a verb that has not been conjugated?
12. What were Cicero's last words?
13. Is there a downside to letting Cicero live?
14. What are the only 3 irregular verbs?
15. Is there a language with no irregular verbs?

What if Cicero doesn't reach the verb?

If Cicero doesn't get to the verb in 15 minutes, we're legally allowed to leave.

What is a sentence with no verbs?

A sentence such as "What a great day today!" is, for example, considered nominal since there are no verbs.

Can we construct a sentence without verbs?

Every sentence needs at least one verb. If there's no verb, it's an incomplete sentence or a sentence fragment. Except for imperative sentences (commands), a sentence also needs a subject, the thing doing the action. Subjects are important for a verb because they change how it's conjugated, which we explain below.

Does every sentence need a subject?

Every complete sentence contains two parts: a subject and a predicate. The subject is what (or whom) the sentence is about, while the predicate tells something about the subject.

Is it worth sparing Cicero?

While killing him may seem like the logical thing to do in Skyrim based on the crimes he has committed, sparing Cicero may actually be the more moral option, according to Dark Brotherhood law.

Is it worth killing Cicero?

He has 500 gold on him as well as his gear. Since you can pickpocket him and receive higher grade gear at the Dawnstar Sanctuary, it is really not lucrative to kill him. If you have completed the quest line for the Dark Brotherhood, and Cicerio is still alive at that point, he will indeed become a Follower.

Can a clause have no verb?

The verbless clause is a structure containing no verb element at all (either finite or non- finite), usually having a covert subject, but containing other expressions which can be identified as a part of predicate (subject complement or adverbial).

Can we use no with verb?

No means "not any" when used as a determiner. A good way to remember the difference is that not works with verbs and no works with nouns.

What are the 4 types of verbs?

There are four TYPES of verbs: intransitive, transitive, linking, and passive.

What do you call a verb that doesn't follow any rule?

Irregular verbs don't follow this pattern. Most of the time, verbs are irregular only in their past tense and past participle forms, but there are a handful of verbs that have one or more irregular present tense forms.

What do we call a verb that has not been conjugated?

If we didn't conjugate the verb, leaving it in what is called the infinitive form (to think, to laugh, to whisper), the context (tense, person, mood, etc.) might be unclear or lost all together. Consider the verb to be and the examples of how it is conjugated into the present tense.

What were Cicero's last words?

Cicero's last words were said to have been, "There is nothing proper about what you are doing, soldier, but do try to kill me properly." He was decapitated by his pursuers. Once discovered, he bowed to his captors, leaning his head out of the litter in a gladiatorial gesture to ease the task.

Is there a downside to letting Cicero live?

Is there anything bad that will happen if I let him live? Nothing bad happens either way, if you kill him he's gone and not a lot of people miss him. If you let him live there's a follower with some fairly decently funny things to say from time to time.

What are the only 3 irregular verbs?

The verbs ser (to be), ir (to go), and ver (to see) are completely irregular in the imperfect tense.

Is there a language with no irregular verbs?

The artificial language Esperanto has no irregular verbs. It was first published by its inventor Dr Ludwig Zamenhof (1859-1917) of Warsaw, Poland in 1887, and is now estimated (by textbook sales) to have 1 million speakers.