English Grammatical Terms

Letter V

• V,v – (Twenty-Second letter of the alphabet)

• Verb – A word which indicates an action or state of being.

• Verb Phrase – A phrase that functions as a verb, consisting of a main verb and any auxiliaries.  Example:  “I am explaining the meaning of a verb” – “…explaining the meaning…” is the verb-phrase witin-in the full sentence.

• Verb Tense –

• Vocabulary – A collection of words with-in any language that can be organized into specific groups or can represent a list of words that a person knows or is learning.

• Voice – The way in which a sentence is expressed – either, “Active” or “Passive” – so that the focus is either on the action “Passive” or the doer or receiver of the action, “Active” – Also an example of grammar where-in the terms do not, immediately, make logical sense, and seem to be backwards.

• Vowel – The letters in the alphabet which are represented by the symbols of:  Aa, Ee, Ii, Oo, Uu, and sometimes, Yy

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See Also:

The Letter V,v (The English Alphabet)

&

Letter V,v – Pronunciation Guide

 

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